Yep, as a female, do not want to sit next to someone not adequately clothed, not a prude, just don't want others bodily moisture or parts slip out and around.
I used to work for sky chef LSG. I can confirm that the ice and water used on service carts doesn't come from any on board tank. Bagged Ice is brought on in a cooler tray and is stored in the service carts. Coffee and tea is made from bottled water. Sky chef services: delta, Hawaiian, southwest, united, American and other airlines. I used to pack those carts.
I thought that sounded fishy. I would think government regulations would prevent that from happening. However, just what are the water tanks used for? If you know.
I'm "old school"; it seems that when folks were expected to dress-up to travel, they behaved better. Even "business casual" set a tone for restrained manners. And this affected travel on planes, buses, and trains, alike.
I love that "Old School." The other day I made a call and someone answered immediately. I told the lady I was in shock and happy to hear a real voice and not a Robot. She laughed and told me "We're still "Old School." We laughed through our conversation 😅
Back in the day, flying was considered a semi-formal event, we wore new dresses and shiny shoes, brother in a new shirt and long pants, mom and dad dressed conservatively, manners were expected all around. It was a pleasant experience.
I typically blow the air vent right in my face. I will use multiple ones if others aren’t seated around me. To me, airplanes can be a little claustrophobic, so having cool air on my face helps relieve that feeling for me.
That woman didn't have enough clothing on. Probably the rear exposure was enough to cause health concerns for the next person who would sit in that seat
Exactly. From what I have been told, the back half of her shorts exposed a lot. That would mean here putting her bare behind on a seat. She fails to show the back of her shorts during this ordeal and even has a top tied around her waist. So she should not have been allowed on the flight
@@ritageorge8748 well in the past people weren’t so clean around babies so they didn’t have much peanut allergies, but now ppl has to keep the house 100% clean when they have babies, so as a result- asthma, peanut allergy etc. 🤷♂️
Clapping on landing typically occurs when there has been extreme turbulence or an otherwise difficult flight. If people clapping bothers you, just ignore it and don't participate. I have been on more than one flight with bad turbulence and yes, we did clap on landing. It displays respect for the obviously difficult control issues the flight crew experienced.
Exactly. And even if there are no bad turbulence or issues during the flight, I'd still clap because it's simply a sign of respect towards something as difficult as flying. After all the most dangerous parts during flight is taking off and landing. Even if absolutely nothing happened, I think that especially deserves clapping. You can't compare flying a plane with someone bringing you food in a restaurant. I really felt that comment wasn't very nice. Simplifying flying like that....
@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042 You think it is easy to land a plane? Of course its expected but more often then not bad things happen during the flight. Even for the most experienced pilots. So I think its a nice gesture to show towards the absolute skill required to fly a plane without crashing it
In my time when Pan Am was still in service, flying was considered a luxury and people boarded the planes with best of behaviors and gratitudes especially wearing formal or semi formal outfits. The services, food, drinks and tokens from the flights were one of the best qualities and memories of the times will not be faded and forgotten for my generations. Flying then was an unique experience not everyone could have as people do now.
I do agree! I love flying. I am 73 and had my first flight when I was nearly 2 years old. How grateful I am for the wonderful "old" flying times! So elegant and smart. Beautiful menus and wider seats and we wore lovely clothes. I still dress good these days. Happy flying!
I'm just glad that the guy who hacked the PA didn't have any goals other than to annoy the passengers and crew. It's really scary to think that any devices on a plane can be hacked. Even annoying the pilots could be really dangerous since they need to be in full focus flying the plane. Luckily no one was hurt.
@@j.scottcaudill7543 Wrong, the autopilot's only purpose is so that the pilots dont have to do the entire thing, no autopilot could acually replace a pilot for another few decades.
he was prolly a hostage flight engineer and trapped in the lower decks so he hacked the pa system and was moaning cause it was 3 straight long hours before the flight took off when he got trapped. The engineer hasn't been seen to this day, and some say you can still hear the moaning. lol
I think if I found myself on a plane with a loose Tarantula on board, I'd be wanting to scoop her up and keep her safely in my arms for the rest of the flight! I love Arachnids with a passion! 🕷❣😇
FYI, As I have been a Cabin Crew and working at the Airport now, Cabin Crew does not clean airplanes after landing. We have a special cleaning crew to clean airplanes and prepare them for take off with the new departing crew.
Back in 1992, some friends and I were flying from London Heathrow to Gutersloh in Germany. When the check-in lady asked one of the guys "are you carrying anything in your luggage for anyone else?" my mate replied, "no all that cocaine is my own". She had a major sense of humour failure and within minutes we were surrounded by armed police officers and a plain clothes detective. They messed us around for 30 minutes or so but after apologising profusely we were allowed to board the flight. Never again.
I think they act like that to avoid the reversed psychological phenomenon that the most people think someone is harmless when they say completely over the top things. It wouldn't wondern me if criminals tried to used these techniques.
A nut passenger on my flight refused to allow security to search her bag after being flagged by the x-ray machine at the gate and remarked "not as if a B**B is in my bag". Oh boy, it was both an exciting scene to watch and terrifying for us as everyone was rechecked and padded down again under the watchful eyes of armed personnel. Thereafter, the lady and boyfriend (understandably feeling extremely unhappy and disgraced) had a terrible argument and both were denied boarding the plane for being highly "dangerous" passengers.
The water tanks are cleaned regularly, and all the water used on a plane is filtered. My aunt was a flight attendant for 37 years. The major airlines keep up with that stuff. Idk about all the smaller and independent airlines. Also, clapping when a plane lands is like a thank you to the pilots for landing safely! It’s mostly a relief clap. The most dangerous parts of flying are take off and landing. So clapping is like, “thank god we landed safely!”
As a Flight Attendant/on board Loadmaster, I have normally only seen clapping when it was a rough flight, rough approach, emergency landing, or an extremely smooth landing. As you mentioned it was for a thank you or well done.
Hey its a tradition here in Puerto Rico to clap when a plane lands successfully so if there is any of us in there you will hear those claps. It is our way to say thank you to the pilot and crew so sorry if it bothers you.
For Indonesia, it depends which province you will go. In Java, mostly we can wear anything we want. But, if you fly to Aceh, it is prohibited to wear provocative clothes
A recommendable life hack is to bring a few disinfecting wet wipes onto the plane (remember the 100 ml liquid limit). Your seat area will not have been cleaned for weeks, and you can give your tray table and armrests a wipe. The passengers next to you will also appreciate a good idea and ask you for a wet wipe.
With regards to the first story, I would also have refused Saypinar. And, if I was the gate agent and a man showed up with shorts that small, I would have cracked down on him even harder. I'm usually pretty forgiving with what I let passegers wear, especially if there are quick fixes to cover up a little, but sometimes, there's nothing you can do. I have refused passengers on account of things such as excessive filth/body odour in their clothes as well. People are trapped with each other for hours on an aircraft. I won't subject the other 100 passengers to one person's poor conduct.
9:34 This is a myth. Water stored onboard for tea/coffee etc is checked regularly by law and is frequently emptied and refilled. Water for waste disposal is kept separate from potable water. 12:52 Fresh air is always circulated onboard via the by-pass system of the engines called 'bleed air' that supply the aircon packs. As such, fresh air is continually supplied to both the passengers and heated cargo areas. The air is probably better than being is some restaurants/hotels/venues/shopping malls/cinemas. Modern aircraft also keep the humidity high to combat the dry air. 20:30 No, the reason is due to the possibility of CAT, clear air turbulence, that cannot be picked up by the weather radar. Pilots are more likely to reduce airspeed via throttles rather than the 'speed-brakes'. less wear and tear on the engines. 23:29 Most airliners use a 'plug' type door . You can't open any of those doors soon after takeoff and landing as the air-pressure outside hold the door firmly in place. You could have 20 people all trying to open a door and it will never work except due to mechanical faults like latches/pin failures. The more you learn the less you fear.
A&P mechanic, here, to expand a bit on this: I've serviced those water tanks. They are drained and sanitized regularly, and the potable water lines purged. They are cleaner than your city's water mains. I've worked on the air systems. Fresh air comes in from the engines (before the combustion stage!) and fed into the environmental systems. It isn't recirculated. Pressure in the cabin is regulated by the rate that the "used" air gets dumped overboard. Given the extreme pressures and temperatures involved in the process, the incoming air is just about guaranteed to be completely sterile.
The door-plug portion of your comment is quite humorous now that we know that "Boeing!" is the sound a door plug makes when it pops off at 16,000 feet.
As a Flight Attendant , I concur with all of this information. I am sure that a crew member made this video..... Many thanks!!!! All of this information is TRUE AND USEFUL!! Anyone who wants to fly SHOULD be REQUIRED to watch this prior to flying !!!!
@@the.girl.who.lives.in.d3lusion Glasses are perfectly fine. They don't cover the eye with direct contact and cause extra dryness or contraction of the lense.
I am old fashioned and I believe that you should dress like a lady or gentleman. I have worn a casual dress or pantsuit and the flight attendants told me that it was nice to see someone dress appropriately. Back in the "old" days, people dressed like they were going to work.
You can believe what you want, but please don’t suggest it to others. I’ll hate to take a plane for 13 hours in “appropriate” dress when I travel back to Korea to meet my family
I’m a truck driver, I sit for about 8 hours straight unless I have to get fuel and food or if I’m lucky both at the same time depending upon the time of day before I finish my remaining 11 hours of driving constantly sitting. Yes I may be moving my head around and taking bumps on the road the size of speed bumps or worse because no one takes care of these roads but I like to debunk your 4 hour theory about sitting for that long causes those issues. Truck drivers even used to sit for hours upon hours back in the day before electronic logs became a thing, unless they stop for fuel and food, hell you get both at the same time and if you have the energy for it which a lot of drivers did, they’d drive a good 14+ hours straight just sitting but never had those health problems. I know they haven’t because I know many veteran drivers that are healthy and done it. So I debunk your theory on that 4 hour sitting issue. I agree that if your able to you should get up and let the blood flow but you’d have to be sitting for probably 24+ hours before having issues like that unless you sat down in a terrible position that’s already causing the pins and needles. If you see my comment even know this video is old I’d like to read your opinion on this
22:22, one of my family members once had a pocket knife with him, and when the security asked if he was going to hurt anyone he joked about it, saying that he was going to hurt someone jokingly (he got held back for half an hour)
my neice went to europe during a high school trip, it's a long flight, she enjoyed her trip and came back... and was ill for a long time with a blood clot on her brain from the long flight back and not moving enough, it was hard for an active teen and we're all thankful she recovered.
Blood clots are a well known side effect of flying (well known to health professionals). But to develop 1 in her brain at her age tends to indicate some cardiovascular issues. I don't think you'd have had much luck suing and she should be extra careful about flying in future
Your pilots voice was brilliant 😂😂 I've got quite a few medical conditions including dry lung as well as dry eye from Systemic Sjogrens. I had no idea plane cabins were dry air as I've never flown 😕 I have enough trouble with air con and dry heating, makes me wonder what it would be like on a plane 🤔 Great video as ever 😊
@@lopezlopez7132 as such, I'm neurodivergent 😊 But I never realised how much I do it in comparison to others 😮 Before I found emojies it was tonnes of exclamation marks instead 🤦🏻♀️🤣🤣
As a pilot I can tell you straight up that phone signals do NOT interfere with aircraft instruments, navigation systems, or communication systems The radio frequencies used for communication and navigation are so different to the signals used by mobile phones that the laws of physics prevent them from interfering, OLD phones that ran on the old 2G network could cause some buzzing in the pilots headset, but modern phones don't do that as they run at different frequencies, and use different encoding methods (that's why you used to hear that buzzing pattern on your car radio a couple of seconds before your Nokia 3310 would start ringing, but you don't hear that on your new Samsung S23 or iPhone 14) That plane did not lose its instruments because of a phone, there's so much EMF shielding in the computers and wiring in an aircraft that you would need an EMP generator to cause any noticable interference Not only that, but don't you think that the hundreds of phones in the aircraft during boarding would cause issues before everyone turns them off? If 500+ devices with a 4G transmitter don't cause problems, then a few phones held up to the window to try and get signal are not going to do jack shit I've even brought 4G dongles on planes and blu-tacked it to the window so I could get internet access instead of paying the extortionate prices for inflight WiFi Not only that, but inflight WiFi would be far more likely to cause issues as 2.4ghz is the same frequency that a microwave oven uses to cook food (and fry electronics) So if 500+ WiFi devices all transmitting at the same time doesn't cause problems, then mobile phones sure as hell won't
@@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042 that alone is a great reason to force airplane mode. Can you imagine what a flight would be like if the majority on board chose to phone chat their flight time away? Unbearable!!!
I have no problem with passengers clapping at the end of the flight. It's a show of appreciation for the entire crew for a pleasant flight and job well done. Plus, these are happy people looking forward to their vacations. No different than when you are at a restaurant and give a nice tip because of great service and cuisine. 😎🤟
I agree. Nothing wrong with it! You put your life in their hands with each trip. Light applause is a simple way to express your appreciation for safely conveying hundreds of people across the globe.
When strange noises came through the PA system on that flight, it is not from someone who hacked into it, it is because of a malfunction, electrical short, or something of that sort. The Mentour Now RUclips channel did a great video all about it.
2:12 if this is the outfit she was wearing, the airline was correct. Shorts like that can get you arrested for wearing it out in public in the US, regardless of gender. Becuase that's clearly a pair of jean shorts that got cut down to a bikini.
5:15 In fact, there was an explanation for those strange noises. You can prolly look it up on RUclips. There are sound filters in the PA system, made to focus on human voice, like, when the captain wants to make PA and it's noisy (as it may be). Now, such a system could also 'hear' human voices in random noise under the right circumstances (the right type of noise, and the right setting), so the investigation turned up that as the likely culprit.
Some people feel entitled and act horrible because the airlines let people get away with some of it over the years. In early 1990s, the airlines i flew didnt tolerate peoples entitlement. They were removed from plane.
2:00 it is advised that people wear long pants, generally made out of cotton for safety reasons, **jeans...ect**, in the event of a fire in the cabin, polyester and other synthetics melt to the skin and can cause extreme scarring and extensive burns even if you are not close to the fire, the woman complaining about the shorts was wearing, **what they call spoil shorts, what i know as short daisy dukes**, without some protection her burns could be severe, think a hotdog on a stick over a camp fire, that is why they threw her off the plane, but, yes, if she wasn't careful she would have more than likely ben flashing her kitty all over the plane, she was proud of her body with good reason, but social norms still apply, no need to go around looking like a street walker.
TRAVEL CLOTHING should be designed by a few good rescue workers! SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE! "Loving You All Day Long," OriginalsByLyndaFaye
I once was on a flight where the middle seat was vacant. The woman by the window took off her shoes and lay down and raised her knees, propping her bare foot inches from my face! What nerve!
For the first time I'll make not one, but two comments on this channel. 1.) Clapping when a plane lands is simply a kind gesture/expression of gratitude. While we are able to tell a bus or taxi driver thank you, it's not that easy with pilots. So, feel free to take all my complimentary snacks, I will always choose to show gratitude. (Why not do a research to see how many pilots don't usually appreciate it.) 2.) Dress code- you're in a tight, restricted space with other people, be kind on the eyes of others...and nose, too, for that fact. I mean, who knows which pervert, or lunatic you might sit next to!
Great comment! ABSOLUTELY! TRAVEL CLOTHING should be designed by a few good rescue workers! SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE! "Loving You All Day Long," OriginalsByLyndaFaye
You know it’s a good day when Be Amazed upload. Been watching you for about a year now. edit: bro I did not think it get this many likes in a week this is the most likes I had thanks
FA taught me this. When suffering from air pressure in your ears, hold your nose and take a deep breath and try to blow your nose. You will feel a pop in your ears. Keep blowing until you do. I was get extreme pain from that pressure. Thanks FA. He also gave me a small bottle of genuine Saki.
You should try a nice big yawn , or chewing gum before you try your method, because you risk a punctured ear drum, and That is painful, I know from experience.
@@catherinehenry6762when I tried popping my ears by blowing, I would get this weird pressure in my eyes and forehead/top of head. And I would get really dizzy for 3-4 seconds. Idk what the reason for that is but I don’t think it’s normal. (And also I would have pain in my eardrums, which I know is from the pressure.)
I never take ice in my beverages even if I’m in the USA. You never know how they have made it. Also, if I get a can of soda pop, I make sure to wipe the top of the can really clean. You don’t know what has been crawling across it.
The ice comes from ice machines at a different facility, same as you would buy at a grocery store or gas station. That's is also where the soda comes from, but, I would wipe any soda can top if you're that worried about germs, even ones still in packages from a grocery store.
I am neither religious nor conservative but I also possess common sense. You do not dress in skimpy cloths on any form of public transport, because one they are not deep cleaned and two in case of an emergency you don't want to be exposed. I wear long pants and usually bring a sweater or sweatshirt with me on planes and wear comfortable closed toe shoes. Also I wear compression socks on flights and if I ever take a long flight I will probably be on a blood thinner. DVTs are not something to mess with as they can kill you and that leg swelling doesn't always go back down.
SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE! "Loving You All Day Long," OriginalsByLyndaFaye
The guy who made a bomb joke before getting on the plane reminds me of my dads friend who said when the flight gate person asked if he had any dangerous items he said: “YEAH I HAVE A BOMB IN MY BAG” and got arrested for 8 months
@@llywelynddraig853 bro its taken seriously cause it had happened, did you forget 9/11, new york is very very very strict when it comes to flying cause of this, this is not a joke and his dads friend deserved it
Yes, people get drunk on airplanes! As long as their card goes through, they will be served. I was on a two-leg flight and two guys across from me were getting Smashed. They were also obnoxiously coming on to an attractive young lady in front of them. Lucky for her, she got off at the stopover. The two drunk dudes slept through the 2nd leg of the flight and were quite unhappy to be awakened upon arrival at destination. But then almost anybody who has traveled will have such stories.
I'd like to have a fact-check on 09:32 please: Although old water _can_ harbour bacteria (And this will be especially so for tanks at room temperature) all water-based drinks served on aircraft (And indeed; On many trains, too) are made specifically with _boiling_ water, which should kill any bacteria present and render the water/drink safe to consume. That's why you have to let train/airline coffee cool down a bit after it's been served. 👍 The big clue here is the fact carts can only serve _boiling_ water, never cold water (Unless it's a bottled variety) 😇 Also: That animated characters happy dance at 20:36 with the SWA peanuts is just *soooo* heart-meltingly cute... 😍❤🔥🥲
Clapping when you land and used to be a sign of gratitude that you arrived at your destination alive. Why would anyone clap when their meal was served, unless they had something like alligator or rattlesnake and the chef had to wrestle them onto your plate...lol
20:33 They clap 'cuz either the pilot made an amazing smooth/butter landing or you were in an emergency situation and the pilot saved your life by putting the stricken bird on the ground.
We always order coffee and tea onboard a passenger plane and never get sick. I also used to be a flight attendant for Qatar Airways so I am well aware that coffee-tea service is not unsanitary. At least for our airline.
I've had 250+ cups of coffe/tea in the span of 3 years without issue, so those tanks are either pretty clean or they have another system today (bottled water?).
I've flown about 60/70 times since my first flight in 1974, las time last month, on four continents (North America, Europe, Africa, Asia). I've never been sick from airplane food or drinks.
When i went from Athens to Vilnius with Ryanair.. i fell asleep while the plane was taking off... When i woke up my ears had unbelievable pain and i couldn't hear very well ...i learned my lesson 😂
Just chew some gum to decompress the ear canal. if you just woke up, you could blow your ears by trying to yawn, or gently blow your ears by putting your thumb in your mouth and try to blow, that should do the same thing as the latter. Or just chew gum.
2:12 i mean for a muslim majority country that is too showing of her legs and top( this coming from a majority muslim country myself) we don’t expect u to wear hijab but just wear something more dignified so to speak
When he said at 21:43 that 4 hours could block your blood vessels, i was shocked since ive sat still in flight up to 7 hours. Now I know why i can barely walk afterwards.
Oh, I had a 5 hour flight proceeded by a 15 hour flight and right after that w 4,5 h flight. I did it all without sleeping or resting. I hope I am okay 😅
@ 10:07 i used to be able to have alcohol on a place. but back in 2022, after drinking a round or two, i noticed i felt light headed and dizzy after drinking the cocktail. it was weird because i used to be able to feel buzzed on a plane, no problem. but that is a good point to bring up
I once fell asleep in first class after a connecting flight from Hawaii to somewhere and from somewhere to my home state. Ugh, it was a long late night and my first time in first class. Bright side, I have a huge phobia of flying so sleeping was a blessing in disguse!
There is most certainly a decent, acceptable way to dress in public. Imagine being in a middle or aisle seat and someone’s backside is in your face every time they leave your row, that backside should not be exposed through the cut of the persons shorts.
7:29 Actually, people who do this usually refer to them as "Confort Pets" and claim that if they do not fly along with them get panic or anxiety attacks.
They are emotional support animals and can only be on fights if airlines allow animals to fly in cabin. They have to be crated and you have to pay extra. Different rules for service animal.
20:24 Most planes actually have air brakes, these little extra flaps that pop up from the wing surface. Although they are nearly never deployed at cruise altitude they might be used to slow down the plane during landing.
Not "might", they ARE used to help slow planes. If an airliner fails to deploy them, and it's happened, odds are good the plane will go off the end of the runway...unless the runway is extremely long.
@@52ponybike Most actually call them 'speed brakes or 'spoilers'. Not using them in flight landing etc will not send an aircraft off the end of the runway. Many people confuse flaps, slates, speedbrakes/spoilers etc. They all do different things
@@52ponybike as a plane descends, they activate FLAPS. If you have a seat near a wing and see a flap stage come out, you will notice the plane will briefly bump upwards and it slows down. Flaps allow planes to take off and land at slower speeds
@@prudencepineapple9448 Yes, SPEED BRAKES is exactly what I meant. If they're deployed on take-off, you can kiss your a$$ goodbye if you're on that plane. Maybe watch 'Mayday, Air Disaster' sometime. Or one of many channels like it.
In 1980, my mum and I were on a flight that couldn’t land due to heavy fog. It took over an hour to get clearance at a different airport. The pilot told us we were gliding around in circles for awhile.
@@REBECCA12341 what does a comment about G-d - your G-d have to do with this post? (my G-d has only one name and only needs one name, why does Allah need 99 names to prove he is almighty?
@@100Mickl : I doubt I'd be able to hide in a suitcase, but then, I wouldn't do anything on a plane that would require me to have to hide. I don't know who Sarah Boone is, and I don't think I want to know, or need to know anything about her.
Only two long flights in my book and by night - one was turbulent because of a hurricane in the Caribean, the other had a baby passenger that cried non-stop because of the air pressure in his ear, the poor thing
11:54 not all lithium fires can be extinguished so easily ...use a foam extinguisher, CO2, ABC dry chemical, powdered graphite, copper powder, or soda (sodium carbonate)
I'm not that sure the cell phone is that likely to interfere with electronics on the plane. BUT, 1) The phone will run the battery down like crazy searching for a signal. 2) It won't connect anyway, or if it briefly does it won't work well at all. 3) The phone is within site of hundreds, perhaps 1000s of cell sites, if it does transmit it's also causing interference to all those sites, at least raising the noise floor. ----- The PA system -- I will note, the actual plane sensors and flight controls (for fly by wire planes) are STRICTLY isolated from everything else, so please don't worry that someone is going to hack or interfere with that stuff like they did the PA. Pure speculation, but these newer flights will have on-plane wifi, the PA may just be hooked into that (or it's still on ethernet, but the PA and the in-plane wifi access point(s) are on the same ethernet.) Either way, at that point they'd be able to just connect to the in-flight wifi, and probably found "Oh, here's an audio device on the network", send audio to whatever IP address and port and it came out the PA system. Pretty childish to keep doing it. Of course there's the possibility that someone used the outside internet connection to connect in to someone's device on the plane and they were dicking with it remotely. You'd hope someone on the plane would have eventually gotten embarrased and stopped, but if it was literally an internet troll, well they know no bounds.
Absolutely hilarious and educational. Recently there have been incidents of drunk passengers peeing on fellow passengers and a peoples representative trying to open the emergency exit door.
The pressure difference part was kind of correct but not entirely, the cabin pressure is only ever set to 6-8 thousand feet and is eased throughout the flight, secondly you don't have to yawn or swallow on the way back down as your body does it automatically.
22:11 Just like what was said by Jeff Dunham and Walter. "We were detained! Those bastards have no sense of humor!" "Well, Walter, they have to be tight on security these days."
As a grown person, she should already know what’s appropriate to wear on an airplane. Her outfit was fine for many places if that’s what she chooses to wear, but if she doesn’t want to have problems, she should follow reasonable guidelines.
She should dress appropriately--A plane is not the venue to show off your body and, in the event of an emergency--she would have difficulty escaping the aircraft wearing flip flops.
Never sleep at the beginning or end of a flight because that's when most plane accidents happen. And they actually do have a rule in place that let's them open the outside doors if there is a lot of smoke in the passenger areas. Though I think they have to do that at low altitude
You left out this incidence in Air India flight from US to Bangalore.A man who was over drunk after the drink left his place to approach a senior woman on whom he pissed off his urine. The case is in the court still.
I always avoid like the plague going number 2 on a plane for 2 reasons. 1. If I have a particularly smelly one I will become the plane pariah 2. Because of a story my mom told me when she worked in airline insurance before I was born. A man was enjoying a nice deuce when the plane hit turbulence and back then the planes had a sliding accordion door that you would latch and the latch malfunctioned and he fell out of the bathroom and rolled down the aisle with his pants down! I never forgot that story!!
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Yep, as a female, do not want to sit next to someone not adequately clothed, not a prude, just don't want others bodily moisture or parts slip out and around.
Unless they’re a hot girl I’m not down.
I agree. She knew better
I'd be happy to trade the passenger next to me with that hotty.
Humans dont deserve to have little clothing on because they are hairless
Yeah get dressed!
I used to work for sky chef LSG. I can confirm that the ice and water used on service carts doesn't come from any on board tank. Bagged Ice is brought on in a cooler tray and is stored in the service carts. Coffee and tea is made from bottled water. Sky chef services: delta, Hawaiian, southwest, united, American and other airlines. I used to pack those carts.
Huh cool
@@Dovah_Slayer Hmm neat
@@Dovah_Slayer LOL...DAD JOKES😋😆😆😆
I thought that sounded fishy. I would think government regulations would prevent that from happening. However, just what are the water tanks used for? If you know.
@@williamromine5715 they are used for the water in the plane lavatory
I'm "old school"; it seems that when folks were expected to dress-up to travel, they behaved better. Even "business casual" set a tone for restrained manners. And this affected travel on planes, buses, and trains, alike.
I agree….I dress better to garden than some people I’ve encountered on flights…..smell better too!!!
@@plantsoverpills1643suicide not allowed
Suicide not allowed
I agree, people should care how they look and dress without a "whole lot of skin showing."
I love that "Old School." The other day I made a call and someone answered immediately. I told the lady I was in shock and happy to hear a real voice and not a Robot. She laughed and told me "We're still "Old School." We laughed through our conversation 😅
Back in the day, flying was considered a semi-formal event, we wore new dresses and shiny shoes, brother in a new shirt and long pants, mom and dad dressed conservatively, manners were expected all around. It was a pleasant experience.
You shouldn't be allowed on a plane in shorts
oh 😮 okay 😊.
Shorts are fine get with the time old timers.
@@WhenYouGoMadd India don't burn dead body not allowed
@@FinnR11 India don't burn dead body not allowed
I typically blow the air vent right in my face. I will use multiple ones if others aren’t seated around me. To me, airplanes can be a little claustrophobic, so having cool air on my face helps relieve that feeling for me.
well im not clausthrophobic but having fresh cold air in my face is just comfy
I do that as well! I love the air blowing on me. It helps me feel less claustrophobic.
Agree !!! The same !!!
@@NanetteG.-ii4xysuicide not allowed
@@sallykirby4907suicide not allowed
That woman didn't have enough clothing on. Probably the rear exposure was enough to cause health concerns for the next person who would sit in that seat
Exactly. From what I have been told, the back half of her shorts exposed a lot. That would mean here putting her bare behind on a seat. She fails to show the back of her shorts during this ordeal and even has a top tied around her waist. So she should not have been allowed on the flight
And yes, a man with his booty hanging out should also be refused entry.
I flew many yrs ago when people dressed up to fly&meals were served-now even peanuts are banned
She was dressed slutty....just wanting attention...
@@ritageorge8748 well in the past people weren’t so clean around babies so they didn’t have much peanut allergies, but now ppl has to keep the house 100% clean when they have babies, so as a result- asthma, peanut allergy etc. 🤷♂️
Clapping on landing typically occurs when there has been extreme turbulence or an otherwise difficult flight. If people clapping bothers you, just ignore it and don't participate. I have been on more than one flight with bad turbulence and yes, we did clap on landing. It displays respect for the obviously difficult control issues the flight crew experienced.
Exactly. And even if there are no bad turbulence or issues during the flight, I'd still clap because it's simply a sign of respect towards something as difficult as flying. After all the most dangerous parts during flight is taking off and landing. Even if absolutely nothing happened, I think that especially deserves clapping. You can't compare flying a plane with someone bringing you food in a restaurant. I really felt that comment wasn't very nice. Simplifying flying like that....
Experienced travelers just do not clap for the plane landing as it is expected to do.🙄
@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042 You think it is easy to land a plane? Of course its expected but more often then not bad things happen during the flight. Even for the most experienced pilots. So I think its a nice gesture to show towards the absolute skill required to fly a plane without crashing it
We all clapped and cheered when our flight to Spain landed safely in pouring rain having been hit twice by lightening.
I think I'd bend a knee and thank the Lord for smiling upon us as we land safely but I'd never do that to bottleneck the aisle.
When i flew in early 1990s, a lot of crap people do today, wasnt done or tolerated back then.
In my time when Pan Am was still in service, flying was considered a luxury and people boarded the planes with best of behaviors and gratitudes especially wearing formal or semi formal outfits. The services, food, drinks and tokens from the flights were one of the best qualities and memories of the times will not be faded and forgotten for my generations.
Flying then was an unique experience not everyone could have as people do now.
I do agree! I love flying. I am 73 and had my first flight when I was nearly 2 years old. How grateful I am for the wonderful "old" flying times! So elegant and smart. Beautiful menus and wider seats and we wore lovely clothes. I still dress good these days. Happy flying!
Wow pan am, showing your age there 😅
" as people do now."...You mean like dressing like homeless crackheads?
@@OscarTechToys Yes, and you are showing yours.
@@OscarTechToysdon't worry, you'll grow old someday too. Unless you don't then old people get the last laugh either way😂
The guy who hacked the PA system should’ve rickrolled the flight
YES
That would have been enjoyable
Not familiar with that term, but then again, I'm old.
Play a song by Rick Ashley (forgot the name has the lyrics never gonna give you up)
b r u h
I'm just glad that the guy who hacked the PA didn't have any goals other than to annoy the passengers and crew. It's really scary to think that any devices on a plane can be hacked. Even annoying the pilots could be really dangerous since they need to be in full focus flying the plane. Luckily no one was hurt.
Commercial airliners actually fly themselves VIA computers these days. Pilots are seldomly needed
"AGHUUH"
AHHHHUUGH"
Basically anything with a computer in it/on it can be "hacked".
@@j.scottcaudill7543 Wrong, the autopilot's only purpose is so that the pilots dont have to do the entire thing, no autopilot could acually replace a pilot for another few decades.
he was prolly a hostage flight engineer and trapped in the lower decks so he hacked the pa system and was moaning cause it was 3 straight long hours before the flight took off when he got trapped. The engineer hasn't been seen to this day, and some say you can still hear the moaning. lol
Common sense, respect, and courtesy are all it takes.
Unfortunately, people are now self-absorbed, entitled and narcissistic.
Of course you are not one of them
You think
@@nataliekochubey7315 And apparently you think that you're not one as well. Funny how that works.
Common sense is not all that common today.
Fun fact: tarantulas are one of the least aggressive spiders in the world, they wouldn't bite you normally, unless you did something to it.
Suicide not allowed
I think if I found myself on a plane with a loose Tarantula on board, I'd be wanting to scoop her up and keep her safely in my arms for the rest of the flight! I love Arachnids with a passion! 🕷❣😇
ok thanks for that but I am not going to be playing with tarantulas no matter what! Thank you! You can do it. Have fun!
Well, thanks cuz tarantulas are amongst my worst fears along with black widows, which are in Hawaii where I used to live and in florida
‘Accidently’ spilling a cup of hot coffee would probably solve a lot of these problems of bare feet on your armrest.
Now this is funny, but not for the guy you spilled it on
😂
ok
👍👍
FYI, As I have been a Cabin Crew and working at the Airport now, Cabin Crew does not clean airplanes after landing. We have a special cleaning crew to clean airplanes and prepare them for take off with the new departing crew.
Cabin crew of Easyjet does clean the plane after landing.
Lazy gits
I think there should be inspectors to check recycled items, like blankets, for cleanliness before reuse. We must learn from pandemic experiences.
I forgot my golden vintage RayBans along my empty beer cans. I hope one of the cleaning crew had a happy day :*
I think it would violate FLSA anyway for flight attendants to be forced to clean without pay.
I was a flight attendant for many years and never clean anything but the galleys, ground personnel cleans seat areas and restrooms
Back in 1992, some friends and I were flying from London Heathrow to Gutersloh in Germany. When the check-in lady asked one of the guys "are you carrying anything in your luggage for anyone else?" my mate replied, "no all that cocaine is my own". She had a major sense of humour failure and within minutes we were surrounded by armed police officers and a plain clothes detective. They messed us around for 30 minutes or so but after apologising profusely we were allowed to board the flight. Never again.
I think they act like that to avoid the reversed psychological phenomenon that the most people think someone is harmless when they say completely over the top things. It wouldn't wondern me if criminals tried to used these techniques.
A nut passenger on my flight refused to allow security to search her bag after being flagged by the x-ray machine at the gate and remarked "not as if a B**B is in my bag". Oh boy, it was both an exciting scene to watch and terrifying for us as everyone was rechecked and padded down again under the watchful eyes of armed personnel. Thereafter, the lady and boyfriend (understandably feeling extremely unhappy and disgraced) had a terrible argument and both were denied boarding the plane for being highly "dangerous" passengers.
newsflash your mate is truly stupid🥲
@@meowgli no shit Sherlock.
@@meowgliTotally agree
The water tanks are cleaned regularly, and all the water used on a plane is filtered. My aunt was a flight attendant for 37 years. The major airlines keep up with that stuff. Idk about all the smaller and independent airlines. Also, clapping when a plane lands is like a thank you to the pilots for landing safely! It’s mostly a relief clap. The most dangerous parts of flying are take off and landing. So clapping is like, “thank god we landed safely!”
As a Flight Attendant/on board Loadmaster, I have normally only seen clapping when it was a rough flight, rough approach, emergency landing, or an extremely smooth landing. As you mentioned it was for a thank you or well done.
But pilots do not like it.
It's their jib to take off and land aircraft safely.
@@mariaassuntavella8840how do you know that they hate admiration?
NO TO CLAPPING!!!!
@@mariaassuntavella8840true but sometimes things go wrong
Hey its a tradition here in Puerto Rico to clap when a plane lands successfully so if there is any of us in there you will hear those claps. It is our way to say thank you to the pilot and crew so sorry if it bothers you.
Come to think of it, it is theater of a sort. I had not seen it quite that way before.
Same in Moldova! It's actually a very nice feel and energy when the whole plane does it! 😊
I was told the Germans do that too. I think it's a nice gesture.
There's actually a book called "Clap when you land" but if memory serves, it's DR not PR
Is water also a traditional drink in PR?
I’m going on a plane in 6 days.
Was it a good ride or did you crash and die
Are u ok?
Yes
lol
How's ur flight
For Indonesia, it depends which province you will go. In Java, mostly we can wear anything we want. But, if you fly to Aceh, it is prohibited to wear provocative clothes
Correct, especially flights to Bali where it's normally full of Aussie bogans! 😅
@@OscarTechToyssuicide not allowed
Suicide not allowed
Bali actually requires more decent dresscode as its a holy place. Not Muslim but more holy. @@OscarTechToys
Nobody wants to go to Aceh, hahaha. Not even local Indonesians
A recommendable life hack is to bring a few disinfecting wet wipes onto the plane (remember the 100 ml liquid limit). Your seat area will not have been cleaned for weeks, and you can give your tray table and armrests a wipe. The passengers next to you will also appreciate a good idea and ask you for a wet wipe.
True, I once traveled via Greyhound and had wet wipes and hand sanitizer, several people asked to have some lol.
Tray tables were summarily wiped down by overworked senior citizens workers on graveyard shifts with a piece of barely damp dirty rag.
Wipes don't count as liquids.
The tray table, apparently, has the most germs on it, more than a toilet seat.
I always bring individual packages of wipes & pass them out to anybody near me. I like the window seat & use up several of them.
With regards to the first story, I would also have refused Saypinar. And, if I was the gate agent and a man showed up with shorts that small, I would have cracked down on him even harder. I'm usually pretty forgiving with what I let passegers wear, especially if there are quick fixes to cover up a little, but sometimes, there's nothing you can do. I have refused passengers on account of things such as excessive filth/body odour in their clothes as well. People are trapped with each other for hours on an aircraft. I won't subject the other 100 passengers to one person's poor conduct.
Well yeah, she may Haswell been wearing nothing at all in that outfit, I would refuse aswell, good to see some people still have a brain
@@cheslynjay1suicide not allowed
Suicide not allowed
Ha ha, CRACKED down on him.
On behalf of the other passengers, thank you, those of us that know how to behave are grateful to have you there!
SHE NEEDED CLOTHES ON. REAL CLOTHES...
thats enough youtube today grandma
She went a bit too far with her outfit
I'm with Grandma.
Real clothes, please.
What would she do if she was cold. Plus I don’t mind if she wore that but how uncomfortable would that be also people are crazy
9:34 This is a myth. Water stored onboard for tea/coffee etc is checked regularly by law and is frequently emptied and refilled. Water for waste disposal is kept separate from potable water.
12:52 Fresh air is always circulated onboard via the by-pass system of the engines called 'bleed air' that supply the aircon packs. As such, fresh air is continually supplied to both the passengers and heated cargo areas. The air is probably better than being is some restaurants/hotels/venues/shopping malls/cinemas. Modern aircraft also keep the humidity high to combat the dry air.
20:30 No, the reason is due to the possibility of CAT, clear air turbulence, that cannot be picked up by the weather radar. Pilots are more likely to reduce airspeed via throttles rather than the 'speed-brakes'. less wear and tear on the engines.
23:29 Most airliners use a 'plug' type door . You can't open any of those doors soon after takeoff and landing as the air-pressure outside hold the door firmly in place. You could have 20 people all trying to open a door and it will never work except due to mechanical faults like latches/pin failures. The more you learn the less you fear.
A&P mechanic, here, to expand a bit on this:
I've serviced those water tanks. They are drained and sanitized regularly, and the potable water lines purged. They are cleaner than your city's water mains.
I've worked on the air systems. Fresh air comes in from the engines (before the combustion stage!) and fed into the environmental systems. It isn't recirculated. Pressure in the cabin is regulated by the rate that the "used" air gets dumped overboard. Given the extreme pressures and temperatures involved in the process, the incoming air is just about guaranteed to be completely sterile.
The door-plug portion of your comment is quite humorous now that we know that "Boeing!" is the sound a door plug makes when it pops off at 16,000 feet.
As a Flight Attendant , I concur with all of this information. I am sure that a crew member made this video..... Many thanks!!!!
All of this information is TRUE AND USEFUL!! Anyone who wants to fly SHOULD be REQUIRED to watch this prior to flying !!!!
I don't want the hottys in skimpy clothes banned.
@@dannydaw59 I want You banned, lol.
Can you wear glasses on a plane? I have contacts so I’m curious if it’s a good alternative
@@the.girl.who.lives.in.d3lusion Glasses are perfectly fine. They don't cover the eye with direct contact and cause extra dryness or contraction of the lense.
as a retired flight attendant / on board Loadmaster I do not concur with all of this information.
I am old fashioned and I believe that you should dress like a lady or gentleman. I have worn a casual dress or pantsuit and the flight attendants told me that it was nice to see someone dress appropriately. Back in the "old" days, people dressed like they were going to work.
You can believe what you want, but please don’t suggest it to others. I’ll hate to take a plane for 13 hours in “appropriate” dress when I travel back to Korea to meet my family
The airplanes can be very cold - no dress for me
One should dress as for a business lunch.
@@c.c.1366 snob
Snob
I’m a truck driver, I sit for about 8 hours straight unless I have to get fuel and food or if I’m lucky both at the same time depending upon the time of day before I finish my remaining 11 hours of driving constantly sitting. Yes I may be moving my head around and taking bumps on the road the size of speed bumps or worse because no one takes care of these roads but I like to debunk your 4 hour theory about sitting for that long causes those issues. Truck drivers even used to sit for hours upon hours back in the day before electronic logs became a thing, unless they stop for fuel and food, hell you get both at the same time and if you have the energy for it which a lot of drivers did, they’d drive a good 14+ hours straight just sitting but never had those health problems. I know they haven’t because I know many veteran drivers that are healthy and done it. So I debunk your theory on that 4 hour sitting issue. I agree that if your able to you should get up and let the blood flow but you’d have to be sitting for probably 24+ hours before having issues like that unless you sat down in a terrible position that’s already causing the pins and needles. If you see my comment even know this video is old I’d like to read your opinion on this
You will think differently about that when you are over 60 years old.
@@John-jd7mm what I’m saying is as of right now as much as I sit those facts are wrong
The sitting issue refers to being in an airplane at altitude, which is much different than driving on roads.
@@suev4143 and you know this how?
Sitting still for hours straight is one of the definitions of school
Right, can you imagine saying, "Teach, I gotta move around to prevent blood clots" Won't go over so well
Seven crappie
Agree
nope you get to move up at MOST every 1.5 hrs.. so that's not true.
@@xenxander hm didn’t think it like that but add up the time you did sit (not straight) still like 6 hours
2:19 "Would a man have been refused entry if he was wearing the same outfit" Well we need to put that to the test. Who's going first?
not me! i would be wearing my nezuko cosplay or smth
That's one image I can't get out of my head. I've seen guys in sports bras but those shorts are probably too short to hide the family jewels
Ill do it, i will make an update soon
@@bassistmeg80 Freedom for the family jewels! 😂😂😂
@@SG-tq2vy don't forget to have someone record it!
22:22, one of my family members once had a pocket knife with him, and when the security asked if he was going to hurt anyone he joked about it, saying that he was going to hurt someone jokingly (he got held back for half an hour)
“I will steal your complimentary in-flight peanuts” had me- 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Got me too
Even the animation he used was funny XD
my neice went to europe during a high school trip, it's a long flight, she enjoyed her trip and came back... and was ill for a long time with a blood clot on her brain from the long flight back and not moving enough, it was hard for an active teen and we're all thankful she recovered.
Did you sue the airline
Phew Im glad she's ok
@@vinvin4931 no, as far as i know that kind of thing wasn't thought of. also our laws, sadly favour the airlines over passengers here too much still.
@@Frightmarelordofthenightmares it was a serious shock and a lesson learned, until it happened we had no idea it could.
Blood clots are a well known side effect of flying (well known to health professionals). But to develop 1 in her brain at her age tends to indicate some cardiovascular issues. I don't think you'd have had much luck suing and she should be extra careful about flying in future
Your pilots voice was brilliant 😂😂 I've got quite a few medical conditions including dry lung as well as dry eye from Systemic Sjogrens. I had no idea plane cabins were dry air as I've never flown 😕 I have enough trouble with air con and dry heating, makes me wonder what it would be like on a plane 🤔 Great video as ever 😊
I'm gonna say that a man being dressed like that would be more likely to be refused entry than a woman. Cuz...yikes!
He only forgot the prolonged "ehhh".
Does putting an emoji after every 5 words caused by one of your medical conditions? 😜
@@lopezlopez7132 as such, I'm neurodivergent 😊 But I never realised how much I do it in comparison to others 😮 Before I found emojies it was tonnes of exclamation marks instead 🤦🏻♀️🤣🤣
@@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars And there's no medication for this condition? What does your psychiatrist say?
As a pilot I can tell you straight up that phone signals do NOT interfere with aircraft instruments, navigation systems, or communication systems
The radio frequencies used for communication and navigation are so different to the signals used by mobile phones that the laws of physics prevent them from interfering, OLD phones that ran on the old 2G network could cause some buzzing in the pilots headset, but modern phones don't do that as they run at different frequencies, and use different encoding methods (that's why you used to hear that buzzing pattern on your car radio a couple of seconds before your Nokia 3310 would start ringing, but you don't hear that on your new Samsung S23 or iPhone 14)
That plane did not lose its instruments because of a phone, there's so much EMF shielding in the computers and wiring in an aircraft that you would need an EMP generator to cause any noticable interference
Not only that, but don't you think that the hundreds of phones in the aircraft during boarding would cause issues before everyone turns them off?
If 500+ devices with a 4G transmitter don't cause problems, then a few phones held up to the window to try and get signal are not going to do jack shit
I've even brought 4G dongles on planes and blu-tacked it to the window so I could get internet access instead of paying the extortionate prices for inflight WiFi
Not only that, but inflight WiFi would be far more likely to cause issues as 2.4ghz is the same frequency that a microwave oven uses to cook food (and fry electronics)
So if 500+ WiFi devices all transmitting at the same time doesn't cause problems, then mobile phones sure as hell won't
😬😳🫠 too long
Mythbusters tested that, BTW.
The airlines used to demand _all_ radio be disabled, before they started selling their own WiFi.
They most certainly annoy the hell out of people in early seats having to listen to the guy’s conversation, beeping, etc.
@@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042 that alone is a great reason to force airplane mode. Can you imagine what a flight would be like if the majority on board chose to phone chat their flight time away? Unbearable!!!
the video is just a pck of lazy bullshit
I have no problem with passengers clapping at the end of the flight. It's a show of appreciation for the entire crew for a pleasant flight and job well done. Plus, these are happy people looking forward to their vacations. No different than when you are at a restaurant and give a nice tip because of great service and cuisine. 😎🤟
It always smacks of hicks who don't travel much, sorry.
Would you applaud a shop clerk with raucous jubilations for giving you the correct change?😂😂😂
@@scienceevolves4417 that's completely different
I agree. Nothing wrong with it! You put your life in their hands with each trip. Light applause is a simple way to express your appreciation for safely conveying hundreds of people across the globe.
When strange noises came through the PA system on that flight, it is not from someone who hacked into it, it is because of a malfunction, electrical short, or something of that sort. The Mentour Now RUclips channel did a great video all about it.
2:12
if this is the outfit she was wearing, the airline was correct.
Shorts like that can get you arrested for wearing it out in public in the US, regardless of gender.
Becuase that's clearly a pair of jean shorts that got cut down to a bikini.
5:15 In fact, there was an explanation for those strange noises. You can prolly look it up on RUclips.
There are sound filters in the PA system, made to focus on human voice, like, when the captain wants to make PA and it's noisy (as it may be). Now, such a system could also 'hear' human voices in random noise under the right circumstances (the right type of noise, and the right setting), so the investigation turned up that as the likely culprit.
Some people feel entitled and act horrible because the airlines let people get away with some of it over the years.
In early 1990s, the airlines i flew didnt tolerate peoples entitlement. They were removed from plane.
2:00 it is advised that people wear long pants, generally made out of cotton for safety reasons, **jeans...ect**, in the event of a fire in the cabin, polyester and other synthetics melt to the skin and can cause extreme scarring and extensive burns even if you are not close to the fire, the woman complaining about the shorts was wearing, **what they call spoil shorts, what i know as short daisy dukes**, without some protection her burns could be severe, think a hotdog on a stick over a camp fire, that is why they threw her off the plane, but, yes, if she wasn't careful she would have more than likely ben flashing her kitty all over the plane, she was proud of her body with good reason, but social norms still apply, no need to go around looking like a street walker.
TRAVEL CLOTHING should be designed by a few good rescue workers! SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE!
"Loving You All Day Long,"
OriginalsByLyndaFaye
I once was on a flight where the middle seat was vacant. The woman by the window took off her shoes and lay down and raised her knees, propping her bare foot inches from my face! What nerve!
gross!
i wouldve pushed her feet
MAN THATS DISGUSTING. What did you do, I would tell a attendant to
Get her off the plane
No he bombed the plane
24:44
I also know if you decide to open it during procedure to takeoff or landing, you can face legal charges as well.
For the first time I'll make not one, but two comments on this channel. 1.) Clapping when a plane lands is simply a kind gesture/expression of gratitude. While we are able to tell a bus or taxi driver thank you, it's not that easy with pilots. So, feel free to take all my complimentary snacks, I will always choose to show gratitude. (Why not do a research to see how many pilots don't usually appreciate it.) 2.) Dress code- you're in a tight, restricted space with other people, be kind on the eyes of others...and nose, too, for that fact. I mean, who knows which pervert, or lunatic you might sit next to!
Great comment! ABSOLUTELY!
TRAVEL CLOTHING should be designed by a few good rescue workers! SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE!
"Loving You All Day Long,"
OriginalsByLyndaFaye
You know it’s a good day when Be Amazed upload. Been watching you for about a year now.
edit: bro I did not think it get this many likes in a week this is the most likes I had thanks
Me to
I've been watching for about 4-5 years
@@DCcopter me to
hi
Bruh 6 years
FA taught me this. When suffering from air pressure in your ears, hold your nose and take a deep breath and try to blow your nose. You will feel a pop in your ears. Keep blowing until you do. I was get extreme pain from that pressure. Thanks FA. He also gave me a small bottle of genuine Saki.
You should try a nice big yawn , or chewing gum before you try your method, because you risk a punctured ear drum, and That is painful, I know from experience.
@@catherinehenry6762when I tried popping my ears by blowing, I would get this weird pressure in my eyes and forehead/top of head. And I would get really dizzy for 3-4 seconds. Idk what the reason for that is but I don’t think it’s normal. (And also I would have pain in my eardrums, which I know is from the pressure.)
I carry hard candies to suck on during take off and landings. Works every time!
I never take ice in my beverages even if I’m in the USA. You never know how they have made it. Also, if I get a can of soda pop, I make sure to wipe the top of the can really clean. You don’t know what has been crawling across it.
The ice comes from ice machines at a different facility, same as you would buy at a grocery store or gas station. That's is also where the soda comes from, but, I would wipe any soda can top if you're that worried about germs, even ones still in packages from a grocery store.
I am neither religious nor conservative but I also possess common sense. You do not dress in skimpy cloths on any form of public transport, because one they are not deep cleaned and two in case of an emergency you don't want to be exposed. I wear long pants and usually bring a sweater or sweatshirt with me on planes and wear comfortable closed toe shoes. Also I wear compression socks on flights and if I ever take a long flight I will probably be on a blood thinner. DVTs are not something to mess with as they can kill you and that leg swelling doesn't always go back down.
SAFETY, comfortability in clothing and PREVENTION seem to have left the room.Thank you SO MUCH for a great narration of an informative video ! For punishment for her ignorance of how to live in the real world, perhaps Deniz Saypinar should be forced to watch a few airline crashes in which those survivors who were not wearing "decent foot coverings," died in the fire ? Since she loves action, perhaps she could be granted a pretty bikini in which she could impress the viewers of a great car race-Such as Irwindale Raceways----and hope her car doesn't catch on fire ? My friend who was a race car driver, and I, tried to invent a FIRE RETARDENT FLYING SUIT for conservative airplane passengers who were more concerned about safety, than style, but, of course FADS & STYLE always predominate the scene; so our idea never got off the ground! BE SAFE!
"Loving You All Day Long,"
OriginalsByLyndaFaye
The guy who made a bomb joke before getting on the plane reminds me of my dads friend who said when the flight gate person asked if he had any dangerous items he said: “YEAH I HAVE A BOMB IN MY BAG” and got arrested for 8 months
You mean went to jail? So much for freedome of speach and humour.
@@llywelynddraig853 airports don't mess around because people had actual bombs in their bags and other nonsense like guns, fireworks, etc
@@valentinewilson3600 Yup....not a joke to state that. It will be taken seriously as it should be.
Dangers and threats are NOT included in free of speech; humor IS allowed.
@@llywelynddraig853 bro its taken seriously cause it had happened, did you forget 9/11, new york is very very very strict when it comes to flying cause of this, this is not a joke and his dads friend deserved it
Mr Amazed, you’re so hilarious.😂😂😂
Especially the way you talk, I love that.
“Your not allowed to get drunk on a plane”. *planes literally selling alcohol*
Yes and that's even more hypocritical than you'd think bcos alcohol is known to increase the risk of blood clots 😡
Doesn't mean anyone should get drunk!
Yes are you dumb!
The wording should have been "Airlines have rules against drunkenness in case they decide to enforce them"
Yes, people get drunk on airplanes! As long as their card goes through, they will be served. I was on a two-leg flight and two guys across from me were getting Smashed. They were also obnoxiously coming on to an attractive young lady in front of them. Lucky for her, she got off at the stopover. The two drunk dudes slept through the 2nd leg of the flight and were quite unhappy to be awakened upon arrival at destination.
But then almost anybody who has traveled will have such stories.
I'd like to have a fact-check on 09:32 please: Although old water _can_ harbour bacteria (And this will be especially so for tanks at room temperature) all water-based drinks served on aircraft (And indeed; On many trains, too) are made specifically with _boiling_ water, which should kill any bacteria present and render the water/drink safe to consume. That's why you have to let train/airline coffee cool down a bit after it's been served. 👍
The big clue here is the fact carts can only serve _boiling_ water, never cold water (Unless it's a bottled variety) 😇
Also: That animated characters happy dance at 20:36 with the SWA peanuts is just *soooo* heart-meltingly cute... 😍❤🔥🥲
Clapping when you land and used to be a sign of gratitude that you arrived at your destination alive. Why would anyone clap when their meal was served, unless they had something like alligator or rattlesnake and the chef had to wrestle them onto your plate...lol
20:33
They clap 'cuz either the pilot made an amazing smooth/butter landing or you were in an emergency situation and the pilot saved your life by putting the stricken bird on the ground.
We always order coffee and tea onboard a passenger plane and never get sick. I also used to be a flight attendant for Qatar Airways so I am well aware that coffee-tea service is not unsanitary. At least for our airline.
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I've had 250+ cups of coffe/tea in the span of 3 years without issue, so those tanks are either pretty clean or they have another system today (bottled water?).
I've flown about 60/70 times since my first flight in 1974, las time last month, on four continents (North America, Europe, Africa, Asia). I've never been sick from airplane food or drinks.
Informative & entertaining, as always!
When i went from Athens to Vilnius with Ryanair.. i fell asleep while the plane was taking off...
When i woke up my ears had unbelievable pain and i couldn't hear very well ...i learned my lesson 😂
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Just chew some gum to decompress the ear canal. if you just woke up, you could blow your ears by trying to yawn, or gently blow your ears by putting your thumb in your mouth and try to blow, that should do the same thing as the latter. Or just chew gum.
2:12 i mean for a muslim majority country that is too showing of her legs and top( this coming from a majority muslim country myself) we don’t expect u to wear hijab but just wear something more dignified so to speak
When he said at 21:43 that 4 hours could block your blood vessels, i was shocked since ive sat still in flight up to 7 hours.
Now I know why i can barely walk afterwards.
Oh, I had a 5 hour flight proceeded by a 15 hour flight and right after that w 4,5 h flight. I did it all without sleeping or resting. I hope I am okay 😅
After major surgeries, patients are told to not fly due to circulatory risks, blood clots.
Since I've retired, I veg out in front of the t v for hours and hours and hours😂
@ 10:07 i used to be able to have alcohol on a place. but back in 2022, after drinking a round or two, i noticed i felt light headed and dizzy after drinking the cocktail. it was weird because i used to be able to feel buzzed on a plane, no problem. but that is a good point to bring up
This always keeps me entertained thank you I love this channel
I once fell asleep in first class after a connecting flight from Hawaii to somewhere and from somewhere to my home state. Ugh, it was a long late night and my first time in first class. Bright side, I have a huge phobia of flying so sleeping was a blessing in disguse!
No no
NO NO
In Colombia we clap for the pilots for flying and help us get to the destination
Annoying. Do you clap for bus drivers?
It must be more challenging to navigate around the hilly terrain and land at high elevations. I'd clap too.
For them doing their job? It isn’t a stage performance. I’m sure a “thank you “ is enough.
There is most certainly a decent, acceptable way to dress in public. Imagine being in a middle or aisle seat and someone’s backside is in your face every time they leave your row, that backside should not be exposed through the cut of the persons shorts.
This whole video really makes me NOT get on a plane more than I already didn’t want to
Same thing with me
I would rather be on the boat than in the air anyone else agree
@@finalroxas4731I agree but I'm scared about sharks😂
@@Maya_ytt I agree let me be better if we all just stayed on land.
@@finalroxas4731 right 🤣
8:23 "I'm tired of these motha-f*cking snakes on this motha-f*cking plane!" - Samuel L. Jackson in "Snakes on a Plane" 😁
7:29 Actually, people who do this usually refer to them as "Confort Pets" and claim that if they do not fly along with them get panic or anxiety attacks.
They are emotional support animals and can only be on fights if airlines allow animals to fly in cabin. They have to be crated and you have to pay extra. Different rules for service animal.
I think it's criminally hilarious that on a plane you can't be drunk but they still give you alcohol...
20:24 Most planes actually have air brakes, these little extra flaps that pop up from the wing surface. Although they are nearly never deployed at cruise altitude they might be used to slow down the plane during landing.
Not "might", they ARE used to help slow planes. If an airliner fails to deploy them, and it's happened, odds are good the plane will go off the end of the runway...unless the runway is extremely long.
@@52ponybike Most actually call them 'speed brakes or 'spoilers'. Not using them in flight landing etc will not send an aircraft off the end of the runway. Many people confuse flaps, slates, speedbrakes/spoilers etc. They all do different things
@@52ponybike as a plane descends, they activate FLAPS. If you have a seat near a wing and see a flap stage come out, you will notice the plane will briefly bump upwards and it slows down.
Flaps allow planes to take off and land at slower speeds
@@prudencepineapple9448 Yes, SPEED BRAKES is exactly what I meant. If they're deployed on take-off, you can kiss your a$$ goodbye if you're on that plane. Maybe watch 'Mayday, Air Disaster' sometime. Or one of many channels like it.
@@leslietaylor4458 You're right, and they use speed brakes on the runway.
Public vs. private….Just obey the rules, they are for EVERYONE! Keep your, ‘do what you want’ for your private life.
Yeah
Thank you!
What if a man was. Wearing that HE WOULDN'T GET JUDGED BECAUSE MEN HAVE EASIER LIVES THEN US
In 1980, my mum and I were on a flight that couldn’t land due to heavy fog. It took over an hour to get clearance at a different airport. The pilot told us we were gliding around in circles for awhile.
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Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty
@@REBECCA12341 what does a comment about G-d - your G-d have to do with this post? (my G-d has only one name and only needs one name, why does Allah need 99 names to prove he is almighty?
yeah the circle is called called a holding pattern! so that the plane stays near the airport until it gets cleared for landing
There should have a strict dress code requirement when fyling.
How do you play hide-and-go-seek on a plane? Where would someone hide, except in the overhead luggage bin or the bathroom? Under someone's seat?
Ask Sarah Boone you hide in the suitcase but she won’t let you out alive !
@@100Mickl : I doubt I'd be able to hide in a suitcase, but then, I wouldn't do anything on a plane that would require me to have to hide. I don't know who Sarah Boone is, and I don't think I want to know, or need to know anything about her.
@ it’s a recent trial where she locked her boyfriend in a suitcase and she died of asphyxiation
Only two long flights in my book and by night - one was turbulent because of a hurricane in the Caribean, the other had a baby passenger that cried non-stop because of the air pressure in his ear, the poor thing
Bad parenting. They are ways to equalize the pressure in our babies ears.
Cupping g a Styrofoam cup over baby's ears will alleviate the air pressure
20:59 : sitting still for too long is bad
Also the poor kids,trapped in that prison for 6 hrs a day 11 years:🤓🔪
11:54 not all lithium fires can be extinguished so easily ...use a foam extinguisher, CO2, ABC dry chemical, powdered graphite, copper powder, or soda (sodium carbonate)
12:33 bro said word lmao 😂
Watching this video makes me even more nervous of flying .😬
Me too
It's your choice.
I’ve got to admit your videos are very interesting and fun to watch. Keep it up champ 👍🏽
I'm not that sure the cell phone is that likely to interfere with electronics on the plane.
BUT,
1) The phone will run the battery down like crazy searching for a signal.
2) It won't connect anyway, or if it briefly does it won't work well at all.
3) The phone is within site of hundreds, perhaps 1000s of cell sites, if it does transmit it's also causing interference to all those sites, at least raising the noise floor.
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The PA system --
I will note, the actual plane sensors and flight controls (for fly by wire planes) are STRICTLY isolated from everything else, so please don't worry that someone is going to hack or interfere with that stuff like they did the PA.
Pure speculation, but these newer flights will have on-plane wifi, the PA may just be hooked into that (or it's still on ethernet, but the PA and the in-plane wifi access point(s) are on the same ethernet.) Either way, at that point they'd be able to just connect to the in-flight wifi, and probably found "Oh, here's an audio device on the network", send audio to whatever IP address and port and it came out the PA system. Pretty childish to keep doing it. Of course there's the possibility that someone used the outside internet connection to connect in to someone's device on the plane and they were dicking with it remotely. You'd hope someone on the plane would have eventually gotten embarrased and stopped, but if it was literally an internet troll, well they know no bounds.
I remember in China there’s take-home blankets for all the passengers on trains and on planes
😃
There used to be blankets for us, but the US has gotten too poor now for that. (You know, the billionaires must have it all.)
And remember above all; if you meet someone named Jack at an airport or midflight, be careful how you greet him.
😁
Hi jack!!! Did you help your uncle jack off the elephant?
Good one!
At 21:33 blood clots in your lungs can kill, like my grandfather found out ☹
Bro gave 100 reasons to not to travel in plane 😢😅
Absolutely hilarious and educational. Recently there have been incidents of drunk passengers peeing on fellow passengers and a peoples representative trying to open the emergency exit door.
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@@REBECCA12341 You clearly made this reply before RUclips started censoring 90% of everything.
@@r.1599 fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers
@@r.1599 don't die as a disbeliever
@@r.1599 wife back door not allowed ect
I always drank coffee on international flights. And I lived.
i think it may depend on the country and the plane service
Me too
I will keep these noted for my next flight 😂 great content boss
thanks! fly safe 😎
@@BeAmazed 😎👍
Love this channel. Where have you been all my life ❤I’m downloading all your shows. Just awesome 👏🏻
The pressure difference part was kind of correct but not entirely, the cabin pressure is only ever set to 6-8 thousand feet and is eased throughout the flight, secondly you don't have to yawn or swallow on the way back down as your body does it automatically.
No, it's the other way round, they don't hand out lollies on takeoff do they?
Chewing gum helps
22:11
Just like what was said by Jeff Dunham and Walter.
"We were detained! Those bastards have no sense of humor!"
"Well, Walter, they have to be tight on security these days."
As a grown person, she should already know what’s appropriate to wear on an airplane. Her outfit was fine for many places if that’s what she chooses to wear, but if she doesn’t want to have problems, she should follow reasonable guidelines.
She should dress appropriately--A plane is not the venue to show off your body and, in the event of an emergency--she would have difficulty escaping the aircraft wearing flip flops.
I laughed so hard when he said 'he would steal his complimentary in flight peanuts'.
Never sleep at the beginning or end of a flight because that's when most plane accidents happen. And they actually do have a rule in place that let's them open the outside doors if there is a lot of smoke in the passenger areas. Though I think they have to do that at low altitude
You left out this incidence in Air India flight from US to Bangalore.A man who was over drunk after the drink left his place to approach a senior woman on whom he pissed off his urine. The case is in the court still.
Probably a case of mistaken identity under condition of acute loss of bladder control by the drunk man.....
@@ach557 drugs alcohol pork not allowed
@@REBECCA12341 Yeah, nevertheless incontinence allowed on flights, what !! 😁😝
A lot of these events could have been prevented by some common sense but alas many people don't have any.
so true!
As a short "the more you know" ground handling staff (a.k.a. ther cleaners) are the ones who clean the aircraft after landing, not the cabin crew.
Was just about to say exactly same thing. Thanks!
Umm.. No. In a good number of the no-frills airlines it is the cabin crew that clean the aircraft on the turnround. It's part of their job.
Yeeap
Some airlines require stews to clean the plane when the turn-around time is short.
I always avoid like the plague going number 2 on a plane for 2 reasons. 1. If I have a particularly smelly one I will become the plane pariah 2. Because of a story my mom told me when she worked in airline insurance before I was born. A man was enjoying a nice deuce when the plane hit turbulence and back then the planes had a sliding accordion door that you would latch and the latch malfunctioned and he fell out of the bathroom and rolled down the aisle with his pants down! I never forgot that story!!
What do you think women do then ?
even if it's his name, never never yell "Hi Jack" to greet him.
At 18:05 what if you already have permanent hearing loss would only the other 2 affect you or would it get worst