The Best Flight Attendant Ever

[II./JG27_Rich]

Who on earth would give this girl a thumbs down?

 

Edited April 17, 2014 by II./JG27_Rich

[LLv34_Flanker]

S!

 

 Good catch 

[352nd_Wheels]

Funny flight attendant but that is not a flight I would have wanted to take. It's defintely a full sardine can...

 

 

Wheels

[Sternjaeger]

Who on earth would give this girl a thumbs down?

 

Professionals, probably. 

[Skoshi_Tiger]

If I ever get to America and fly SWA, I want her as my flight attendant!

 

Ye Hah!

Edited May 2, 2014 by Skoshi_Tiger

[johncage]

Professionals, probably. 

i didn't know the definition of a professional was "moron with no sense of humor"

Edited May 6, 2014 by johncage

[Sternjaeger]

i didn't know the definition of a professional was "moron with no sense of humor"

 

yeah, well the FAA and EAA must be morons with no sense of humour then, but I'd rather pay attention to what they say than applaude the "artistic vocation" of some flight attendants. The fact they have a hectic job doesn't mean they have to do a comedy show of the security briefing "to lighten things up", and I have met a lot of airline pilots that think the same thing: you're rely on your cabin crew to do a professional job and ensure they have the attention of passengers when explaining the safety procedures to adopt in case of emergency. 

 

If you want to do a musical, pursue that career, don't go serve drinks on an aircraft.

Edited May 6, 2014 by Sternjaeger

[SYN_Mike77]

More people listened to her than to any of the last several such 'professional' approaches I have heard. In that sense it did the job better than most.

[Snachito]

More people listened to her than to any of the last several such 'professional' approaches I have heard. In that sense it did the job better than most.

I have to agree with you even though I understand Sternjaeger's comment, as it's paramount that people know what to do in case of an emergency so someone who does the job straight to the point would be wanted for this, BUT IMHO whatever get's most of the people to listen to the instructions is a plus!!! I

[Sternjaeger]

More people listened to her than to any of the last several such 'professional' approaches I have heard. In that sense it did the job better than most.

 

Listened? Maybe. Understood? I doubt it. Think about foreigners that might be on board, how should they feel? The flight crew's fun should not come before safety. That's why this crap doesn't happen with professionals.

Edited May 6, 2014 by Sternjaeger