15 Things Flight Attendants Would Never Do on a Plane—And You Shouldn’t Either

These in-flight don'ts are equal parts survival guide and public service announcement. Plus, what to do instead to fly like ...
Yahoo

13 Strange Things Flight Attendants Have Actually Seen On Planes

You might think flying is just about getting from Point A to Point B, but for flight attendants, it's a front-row seat to the theater of human behavior. From the bizarre to the outright hilarious, the ...

Passenger Asks Flight Attendant One Question—She’s ‘Stunned’ Into Silence

"I did not respond but happily served her a beverage during service like nothing happened," flight attendant Liz told ...

13 Polite Habits Flight Attendants Actually Dislike—and What to Do Instead

Sometimes our good intentions can miss the mark when we're trying to be helpful on a flight. Here's what to avoid.
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I’m a flight attendant — this is one of the most heartbreaking parts of my job

On TikTok, Estelle Jones, an Emirates flight attendant, based in Dubai, revealed that air travel during her vacations from work is one of the worst downsides of the job. Working the friendly skies ...

A Delta Flight Was Landing Late and Passengers Were Anxious. What the Flight Attendant Did Next Was Brilliant

Good luck. Recently, though, a Delta Air Lines flight attendant flipped the script, according to Kathrin Peters. Peters, ...

Flight attendant's costly error leads to grounding of Delta flight, long passenger delays

A Delta flight was delayed at a Pittsburgh airport after an attendant accidentally deploys emergency slide before takeoff, ...
New York Post

Everything that flight attendants want passengers to know about overhead bins

Here’s luggage advice all true travel pros should know. After going through the hell that is the airport security line, the only thing left to worry about is cramming your suitcase into an overhead ...
AOL

Flight Attendants Aren’t Just Saying Hello—Here’s What They’re Really Looking for During Boarding

Flight attendants greet passengers at the door not just for courtesy, but to assess potential safety risks, medical needs, or security concerns. They also quickly identify people who may require ...