The way people treat flight attendants really upsets me sometimes. Edit: I did not realize this statement would be so controversial. If you leave a comment, please remember to be respectful to each other.
@Logger Uh.. I’ve never seen that happen on any type of flight I’ve been in and I’ve been on a LOT of flights. I think it was rude for you to stereotype all flight attendants to be that way. And also, they are not always women.
My sister is a flight attendants for qatar airways and she told me if you cuss or say bad words for the attendants or crew you will immedietly get arrested
Im a flight attendant in Qatar airways and I agree with u that the passengers that we take on board are always spitting back at our faces like the other day we were on board and I was giving food to the passengers and one passenger said that I was giving him poison in his food and he started screaming at the top of his lungs and I tried to calm him down and he started swearing at me and I had the bottle of water in my hand he snatched it out of my hands and threw the water on me 😭 I didn't cry, I didn't laugh, i just smiled and walked away. Flight attendants needs their voices to be heard after all it they are human beings too.
My mom was a flight attendant but stopped when I was born, and she always tells me that flight attendants train for something they pray to God never actually happens.
i remember a lady snuck me a top-tier snack box because she felt bad that i couldn't pay since flights only took cards, and all i had was cash, (my card was in my wallet, in the cargo bay), best damn flight attendant i ever had
I know right, some of them can be so nice. When I was younger I got sick on the plane before it took off and this flight attendant kept coming back to check on me throughout the whole flight. She kept offering me ginger ale and snacks and everything.
When my parents took me on a lot a places, planes were a breeze. But the plane ride we went in was bumpy, and it was making me sick. The flight attendant gave me snacks and covers. She even gave me a teddy bear for me to hug. The rest of the plane ride was awesome after that. I don’t remember her name, or the plane.
lofi asmr Because you only hear about the customer service aspect of a flight attendants job, not that they are thinking about who might need extra help, and where they are on the plane, who is strong enough to help them, and where they are at the plane, all while you are getting on the plane. From this video they are thinking way ahead, that's amazing.
i remember seeing a flight attendant helping everyone carry their bags up the ramp when i was 10. when we went past, i asked how she was and told her i liked her bracelet. she smiled and told me i made her day. c’mon guys. it’s not hard to be kind to people who are always helping you with stuff.
Whenever my family and I fly, we have a little game/competition to try and make as many airport/airline staff smile as possible. It's fun, and makes everyone's experience better!
It's kinda ironic how people working as a flight attendant and pilot is more polite to each other and respectful than people who work in an office or things like that
They should have pretend passengers that just freak out and does stuff that your not supposed to do on an airplane like taking your bags. Just for realism
Im think about being a flight attendant too but I'm going to graduate high school at 16 so I'm going to have to wait for a while. Besides that, there are alot of stuff to remeber and I'm not the best with that as well as not knowing how to swim and only knowing english and it's just way to much for me, but I'm going to try and become one in the future😅
when i was on a flight to see my parents (i was 13) i had to stay after the flight and wait for someone to escort me off. when i was waiting i saw the flight attendants saying goodbye to every passenger and only a couple even acknowledged them. but the one who stayed with me and walked me off ,cause i was the last to leave, was super funny and nice. she asked me stuff and played a game on her phone and showed me. she grew up in chicago so she had a really fun accent. she kept complimenting me too. but what i realized is that these people don’t get enough credit. they have to deal with so much stuff and be nice about it. seeing this made me realize there is more to it than a smile and a wave. lmao no one asked but whatever
I came from Dubai to Calcutta the hostess and air host were rude as well as polite they won't allow me to meet my mom just because she got first class seat
Hiyaa Paul Oof was it Ryan air, it really depends on the airliner and the day, they could be fired and so they have to do what they can to not be don’t take it personally
I was crying alot on a flight from poland (i went to visit my boyfriend) and the flight attendants gave me a little bottle of champagne and some snacks because it was also my birthday. I still have the card they gave me. I hope these ladies are well and doing amazing and safe during these times. I know I was an insignificant customer but they calmed me down and sat next to me and talked to me 🥺
I was fortunately able to start my flight attendant training with Delta and had to pause due to Covid. It was such an incredible experience. I can’t wait to return
We normally say we are police, fire fighters and doctors all in one! We don't have the luxury of calling for any of those professionals, so we have to be them. Thankfully it is very unusual and we are happy to be more of service personnel on most flights!
I am a flight attendant and we are trained for many different scenarios. We are not just coffee servers in the sky. In any given day we could be a nurse and care for someone suffering a medical emergency (happened many times on flights I've worked on), we could become security and fight to protect the aircraft and passengers from an attacker, we could become firefighters (this has also happened to me), we could have to evacuate the aircraft and ensure passengers survive (we are last ones off the plane), we could deal with bomb threats, the list goes on.
@@mennalewaa7749 your ignorance is embarrassing. You do know that only RNs with experience in INTENSIVE CARE AND OR THE ER are allowed to work ALONE in a school. You do know they're required to have ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT CERTIFICATION every 1yr. You do know School RNs are required to have PALS CERTIFICATION for pediatric emergencies as well as BLS CERTIFICATION, yearly. You do know school nurses have a huge responsibility to diagnose and treat emergencies and have to carry their own Liability Insurance. You do know School RNs treat Diabetic shock/comas, Anaphylactic Shock, Choking Emergencies, broken bone setting, Asthmatic Emergencies, Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Athletes as well as ALL Emergencies with Adult Staff, stroke protocol and sports injuries etc etc etc... RN in Cardiac Emergency with a student; "pulse, cardiac monitor, identify rhythm, know treatment, start compressions, start an IV, Give Epinephrine IVP, continue CPR, Start a oxygen at 20 liters/min. Identify rhythm again, can it be shocked?, apply defibrillator, shock at 300 Jules. Establish an Airway, insert, oral airway, attach O2 directly, maintain 20liters, no pulse, shock again, give 2nd dose Epinephrine IVP"........1st 3 mins. Flight Attendant- "someone is down, is there a doctor on board"? Stay in your seats, stay in your seats, stay in your seats", Seatbelts, seatbelts, seat belts" " would you like peanuts or a cookie"? PATIENT DIES ONBOARD. .. MORON.
I was on my way to Hawaii a few weeks ago. When I was on the way there (we were flying Delta) a lady was a diabetic and she got so low she passed out. They handled it so well and I was so glad. My mother is a type one diabetic and she used a glucagon (basically a shot of sugar to make your blood sugar go up, only used in emergencies) to bring the lady back. I was so glad they had everything under control and the lady was alright.
@@VeryClaireThompson Not sure why I am just now getting an alert to your response. Anywho - maybe you should've used more profanity as a child. I know having a bar of soap in my mouth @ 8 y/o made it where I will NEVER buy a bar of Ivory soap.
I was once a flight attendant. I trained for the 6 weeks in Germany. Best time of my life. Even though I’m not a flight attendant anymore I learnt so much and will treasure those lessons and moments for the rest of my life. It’s so annoying when people think all you have to do is push a trolley. It’s so much more than that ❤️
Did you ever feel anxious about the plane crashing? I know it’s impossible for a plane to crash from turbulence, but has the turbulence ever gotten so bad you even panicked?
It's kinda ironic how people working as a flight attendant and pilot is more polite to each other and respectful than people who work in an office or things like that
@@sandracollins9443 noo u can so it!!! I'm also like you and I'm making my dream come true you will feel so much better, its worse to not try it you will regret
It’s not worthless to me. I’m thinking about becoming a flight attendant so this video was actually a really great insight to me on what life would be like as one.
Usually they ask the people who are seated close to emergency exits if they are willing to help in an emergency situations... it's really bad if you say yes at the beginning of the flight but when something happens you chicken out risking our lives(you= someone in that situation not you you)
There’s this one flight attendant which was amazing! So I was on a 14 hour flight which between Sydney Australia and Doha, So you pretty much had 2 meals in that flight dinner and breakfast. Dinner was served to you after a hour once you got on the plane. Then you would have a few hours to watch movies and those stuff then after a few hours most people went to bed, in the morning once you woke up you would get breakfast so at breakfast I didn’t like anything they were serving and I was starving.. So this flight attendant got me some oat meal and some fruit, It isn’t much but it was really kind of her to do that. She made sure I was comfortable and went even got me cereal! I know right cereal!! Just in case I didn’t like the oat meal!! Best flight attendant! ❤️
@Samantha Schelovitzky I don't think so, but it's possible flight attendants don't eat the plane food and have their own stuff. So given they have water and milk on board it probably isn't that hard to have a thing of cereal or oatmeal on them. The oatmeal would just require the water to be heated.
I remember back on 2009 i was badly sick on a flight from london to cannes. And the flight attendants were so helpful, they said that when ur in the air ur organs get bigger and I didnt eat food that day. So they gave me some settling food and i got better instantly. Big respect to these people, they helped me when i was most scared.
My sister is in training right now, I believe she is towards the end of hers. She is training for Delta. I am so proud of her. Words cannot describe my love for how brave she is, how smart she is, and how successful she is. I love you Liz
My sister is a Atlanta based Delta flight attendant and throughout her training process she told me everything but I’m still just sitting here watching like this 👁👄👁
you should tell her how proud you are of her for making the cut. she was one of 3,000 applicants that made it through all of the training each week with over a 90% rating! that's impressive considering nearly 200k people apply annually and don't get that far.
4:43 they mention that during a medical emergency they will page for medical assistance and im sure that maleans page for a doctor or nurse on board. Im a lifeguard and emt. In neither of those jobs are you qualified to diagnose or really treat for much because you arent a doctor. Doctors have a much better grasp on what would be going on and can treat a victim.
They did that to me one day and I am a nurse, they needed help with medications and shouted for medical personnels. I have anxiety so I was thinking "please, someone put their hand up, please", no one did so I felt obligated to do so. They just wanted information on Oxycodone pain relief which I was able to help them with but I felt so anxious about the situation because when I work I usually have a senior nurse helping me make the right decisions. So yes, it happens for sure.
Omg that’s awesome 🥺Do you know where I can apply to be a flight attendant for Delta? I really want to be a flight attendant and don’t know where I can apply for Delta 🥺
I am a flight attendant at one of the world's largest airlines. I have a Master of Arts degree, experience as an organizational development director at a major media company, and my own consulting practice that earns me a solid six-figure income in addition to my flight attendant salary. I’m a flight attendant because I love the job and making the travel experience as pleasant and enjoyable as I can for my passengers. I find that fun and rewarding. Most flight attendants are college educated. Many have career experience outside of aviation. I was also a training instructor at my airline for eight years. Believe me, the training is tough and intense. -- far more than most people would ever imagine (crashes, evacuations, fire fighting, ocean ditchings, medical emergencies, CPR, safety protocols, human trafficking, self-defense, terrorism, etc.). And at my airline, if you don’t pass every exam and practical check with 90%, you fail and are released from the program. In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration (in the USA) requires us to be re-trained and re-certified every 12 months. There’s a whole lot more to it than meets the eye. The passengers see about 10% of what we are trained to do. I hope no one has to find out what flight attendants are really responsible for in a serious life-threatening emergency.
Gummy Bear! Would they really though.... like say there was a rude passenger..... they won’t exactly be top priority now would they, and with all the panicked no one would even remember who the flight attendants helped Just a thought
Those wondering about that question at the end, how training has changed due to COVID19. At this time Delta classes have ceased for the time being. I do recall their was a class graduating in a week, and a class they had just started...sent them all home. While very sad they will be able to start training once Delta can afford to do so. Training is expensive and unfortunately they had to stop abruptly. Hope this all passes soon.
Not funny dude. That's what the passengers on the Aeroflot Flight 1492 crash did, and 41 people ended up dying in the fire because their exits were blocked by people with backpacks and people trying to get luggage out of overhead lockers. Every second counts in an emergency. Your backpack could literally be responsible for killing someone.
Those slides are pretty dangerous. In this this video they only slid down 6 or 7 feet. On a real plane it can be 15 to 20 feet which makes the slide practically vertical.
With all due respect to FAs, “all this” isn’t THAT much training. And it’s far from physically grueling. There is a lot to remember though. As an FA, career wise, chances are you are actually a less than to some or many of the passengers, be it in terms of salary, quality of life, education, (which i acknowledge is subjective and doesn’t matter) skill, motivation, etc. most flight attendants would make great EMTs. Not because of their skill but their personality and composure. Being an emt is a far more respected job than being what some would consider to be a sky maid. It takes far more physical and mental work to be an emt though, but I think more flight attendants should take that path.
@@colesisler582 it’s a lot of training...at some airlines 6-8 weeks with countless practical and theory exams on up to 4 different aircraft each with different procedures. During this time, only a few days are spent on the actual drink serving which is what you see on a regular flight. Not to mention coming back annually to repeat the same exams and having to prove your competence in safety knowledge before each flight and also the impact that operating through different time zone and working unsociable hours which could be made even longer by delays etc
@@colesisler582 I am a flight attendant at one of the world's largest airlines. I have a Master of Arts degree, experience as an organizational development director at a major media company, and my own consulting practice that earns me a solid six-figure income in addition to my flight attendant salary. I’m a flight attendant because I love the job and making the travel experience as pleasant and enjoyable as I can for my passengers. I find that fun and rewarding. Most flight attendants are college educated. Many have career experience outside of aviation. I was also a training instructor at my airline for eight years. Believe me, the training is tough and intense. -- far more than most people would ever imagine (crashes, evacuations, fire fighting, ocean ditchings, medical emergencies, CPR, safety protocols, human trafficking, self-defense, terrorism, etc.). And at my airline, if you don’t pass every exam and practical check with 90%, you fail and are released from the program. In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration (in the USA) requires us to be re-trained and re-certified every 12 months. There’s a whole lot more to it than meets the eye. The passengers see about 10% of what we are trained to do. I hope no one has to find out what flight attendants are really responsible for in a serious life-threatening emergency.
Yes. I was triggered. All that yelling @ me in the dark and pointing that bright flashlight in my face will not garner you the results you seek from. ijs
Former Delta F/A, now a nurse. It was years ago and I see they really provide a lot more training in medical emergencies. I flew when it was a lot of fun and most passengers were quite gracious and well mannered. Not so much now.
Every time a see a Delta Plane or crew member Iam filled with such pride in 2009 a Delta FA saved my life while boarding a connecting flight at JFK Iam a disabled traveler and FA mean the wold to me my friend Lori K is retired with 30 years of service her work in the sky inspired every day thank you to all FA. Crew and Delta my favorite carrier stay safe and well during covid thank you for always being difference makers in the shy 💙 Eric Seaside Oregon
seeing them so calm is so assuring unlike those flight attendant tiktoks on emergency training yelling with the loud voices like it makes me anxious too😭
flight attendant deserve appreciation!! i have heard so many people say to their kids: “ oh honey, work hard in school and you won’t end up like that flight attendant” like what? this video is for those people
I’d keep my wallet in my pocket and have a small side bag slung over my shoulder so that it wouldn’t interfere with a parachute or anything. I can’t risk bringing any laptop or anything, so I’d just purchase a waterproof phone case.
My mother was a flight adendant for delta and she had to go through this. (Edit: Actually her training was with northwest before they merged with delta but I can assume it was similar. She used to talk about what her training was like.)
Few years back, a fight had major vibrations. It was pretty bad. So the Pilot came on speaker and said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, please start praying ! "
Lmao.. that flight is like a Bus heading from one end to another. I thought Southwest was worse, but they are worse. I'm sure Euro wing or whatever is called is better than.
Reckless Rickey if there aren’t a lot of people on a plane people may have to be moved to balance it. The window escapes in the middle of the plane also have to be manned just in case the doors fail. I flew London Southend to Prague with Flybe once and there were maybe seven of us on the plane. My mum and I were asked to sit in the window escape aisle as well as another man on the other side.
This made my hair stand on end, THANK YOU to all flight attendants! I never realized how specialized in training they had to be! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You know what’s ironic? For the past week I’ve been doing so much research into becoming a flight attendant and all of a sudden Business Insider posts a video about this lol.
I remember my first flight when I was younger. I talked the flight attendant's ear off. I was cold, she snuck me a blanket. She got me good snacks and earphones. I was like six, she was the best. I was in a seat close to where she was staying
I applied for a flight attendant job today, the chances of me getting accepted are not very great considering I missed the deadline by 4 days and the minimum age to apply was 21 and I'm still 19. I however would really love to be a flight attendant sooner or later because I speak 2 languages and can speak bits of 2 others, and I'm generally really good with cultures and people so it seems like a great occupation for me to be in update: I got selected for an interview!
My aunt is a flight attendant and then when she got married to my uncle, she quit the job a few months later to live in Canada with my uncle, I always asked her questions about her being a flight attendant:)) she says she trains for things she prays never happen, my uncle actually proposed here in the Philippines where I live before my aunt was going to live, update I have a 1 year old baby cousin, who with my aunt finally reunited with my uncle at Canada:))
Flight attendant here: I've made the decision to just MAKE PEACE with the fact that we will never truly be respected as the professionals we are. It used to bother me so much and I would get so angry when people would downgrade us to flying servers but I realized society's mentality will never change so there is no use in losing sleep over it. It's unfortunate and I love my job but I just have to hold my head up proudly in silence knowing that my job is essential and we play a fundamental role in delivering our passengers to their destination safely. To those of you who truly appreciate us: thank you ❤
I do. The Cabin Crew is all about "the rest of the airplane and what goes on in it" and you have to deal with humanity in all it's glory and ridiculousness! I'm a counselor & I respect what you all do.
The fact they need to train every 18 months is amazing. It really shows that the flight attendants care for our safety and they will always be prepared. Unlike a lot of other things in life where you learn it once and then forget it and move on. I see that a lot with driving lmao
Its so sad how some people treat flight attendants. Like they’re serving you, and if something bad happened like someones water broke, they will deliver your baby for you! Like an air hospital! And if there needed to be an evacuation or a water landing, they’d be saving your life! Much love to them!✨❤️💕💖
Kim Taesthetic You don’t need to take any type of classes. Don’t spend money on flight attendant training either. The airlines teach you everything you need to know. I only have a high school degree
@@ET-iu7ts interesting 🤔 not to long that I turned 16 but by the time I hit 18 and graduate I want to become a flight attendant, is makeup really Nessesarry?!
delta airlines- “your flights been delayed 9 hours” and i say “ookayyyyy” and then i go to the bathroom. and when i come back i ask “any updates?” and they say “yeah. we took off while you were in the bathroom. here’s this food voucher that doesn’t work. go fetch.” and i said “oookayyyy” iykyk
This training reminds me of my training in nursing school, I am planning on applying with Delta, to be a Flight Attendant, after 20 yrs as a nurse, I am ready to transition into a new career. This video makes me excited to begin a new journey.
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This job is the definition of ‘easier said than done’
Yes
Looks fun
Literally lmao
@@zack7122 doesnt everyone
HopefulDavid probably not it looks pretty hard
The way people treat flight attendants really upsets me sometimes.
Edit: I did not realize this statement would be so controversial. If you leave a comment, please remember to be respectful to each other.
Meeeee toooooo😔😔😔😔!
@Logger Uh.. I’ve never seen that happen on any type of flight I’ve been in and I’ve been on a LOT of flights. I think it was rude for you to stereotype all flight attendants to be that way. And also, they are not always women.
@@logger4130 if they did that to you. Then you must've deserved it.
My sister is a flight attendants for qatar airways and she told me if you cuss or say bad words for the attendants or crew you will immedietly get arrested
Im a flight attendant in Qatar airways and I agree with u that the passengers that we take on board are always spitting back at our faces like the other day we were on board and I was giving food to the passengers and one passenger said that I was giving him poison in his food and he started screaming at the top of his lungs and I tried to calm him down and he started swearing at me and I had the bottle of water in my hand he snatched it out of my hands and threw the water on me 😭 I didn't cry, I didn't laugh, i just smiled and walked away. Flight attendants needs their voices to be heard after all it they are human beings too.
My mom was a flight attendant but stopped when I was born, and she always tells me that flight attendants train for something they pray to God never actually happens.
Amen.
@@estherumeh6577 esther umeh esther umeh esther umeh
same like Nurse
My mom was too
@@estherumeh6577awoman
i remember a lady snuck me a top-tier snack box because she felt bad that i couldn't pay since flights only took cards, and all i had was cash, (my card was in my wallet, in the cargo bay), best damn flight attendant i ever had
I know right, some of them can be so nice. When I was younger I got sick on the plane before it took off and this flight attendant kept coming back to check on me throughout the whole flight. She kept offering me ginger ale and snacks and everything.
Did you get her number?
Imminent BRUHHH
When my parents took me on a lot a places, planes were a breeze. But the plane ride we went in was bumpy, and it was making me sick. The flight attendant gave me snacks and covers. She even gave me a teddy bear for me to hug. The rest of the plane ride was awesome after that. I don’t remember her name, or the plane.
Fast doggo actually what imminent meant wasnt getting a girls number to date and stuff, what they meant was could the flight attendance be repaid
Finally, a non-coronavirus related video.
Ikr
Yes
U got jokes
5:58 look again ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Mr. Halifax I would decline to comment too. Tired of all this Coronavirus garbage.
Flight Attendant: STAY SEATED
The Airplane: *EVACUATE, EVACUATE!*
Ikr
This is true, once plane stops moving its require the save doors 2 be openned immidiatlly and start evacuation.
xDDD
Why does it happen😩😂
Me: so should I sit here and die? Or listen to captain AI?!!!?
I didn’t know flight attendants did all this now I’m actually feeling safer going on an airplane
Eliyou E same
Eliyou E how did u not know that
lofi asmr Because you only hear about the customer service aspect of a flight attendants job, not that they are thinking about who might need extra help, and where they are on the plane, who is strong enough to help them, and where they are at the plane, all while you are getting on the plane. From this video they are thinking way ahead, that's amazing.
Eliyou E • Glad you're "felling" safer! 🤔
Did you just think they sent people into the aria with no trained safety professionals?!?!?
i remember seeing a flight attendant helping everyone carry their bags up the ramp when i was 10. when we went past, i asked how she was and told her i liked her bracelet. she smiled and told me i made her day. c’mon guys. it’s not hard to be kind to people who are always helping you with stuff.
Whenever my family and I fly, we have a little game/competition to try and make as many airport/airline staff smile as possible. It's fun, and makes everyone's experience better!
@@hurricane7800 aww, that's so sweet
@@hurricane7800 THATS SO ADORABLE I-
It's kinda ironic how people working as a flight attendant and pilot is more polite to each other and respectful than people who work in an office or things like that
@@hurricane7800great social anxiety therapy right there 😊
Hopes they can keep their jobs in this hard times
you're like Justin Y. but verified
I swear to gosh ur EVERYWHERE
I see you at every video
@@sparko0snakes966 exactly
Not again......
They should have pretend passengers that just freak out and does stuff that your not supposed to do on an airplane like taking your bags. Just for realism
Bad grammar
Mr Krabs
Bad grammar doesn’t matter as long as they can get their point across.
Honestly
we do, the other trainees sometimes 'add to the drama'
꧁༺Death༻꧂ Actually grammar is pretty important
“Anything that happens on the ground can happen in the air”
God damn it we hit a cow!
😂
I’m dying rn, this had no business being this funny 😂
i just laughed out loud this comment did not have my permission to be this funny lmao
Oml 🤣
LOL had to pause the vid I was laughing so hard
Me: thinking to be a flight attendant in the future
My social anxiety ass: nuh uh you gotta think of something else
Some airline trainings or special flight attendant colleges offer great help for people with SA! :)
@@nekootti seriously? I would like to know about them please
@@nekootti wow that's amazing
Im think about being a flight attendant too but I'm going to graduate high school at 16 so I'm going to have to wait for a while. Besides that, there are alot of stuff to remeber and I'm not the best with that as well as not knowing how to swim and only knowing english and it's just way to much for me, but I'm going to try and become one in the future😅
@@Bbb.anana6 goodluck! And do your best!!😚
when i was on a flight to see my parents (i was 13) i had to stay after the flight and wait for someone to escort me off. when i was waiting i saw the flight attendants saying goodbye to every passenger and only a couple even acknowledged them. but the one who stayed with me and walked me off ,cause i was the last to leave, was super funny and nice. she asked me stuff and played a game on her phone and showed me. she grew up in chicago so she had a really fun accent. she kept complimenting me too. but what i realized is that these people don’t get enough credit. they have to deal with so much stuff and be nice about it. seeing this made me realize there is more to it than a smile and a wave. lmao no one asked but whatever
Wow Grest experience 😉
Wait we have accents?
Vitortia ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ everyone has their own accent but it’s normal to them
I came from Dubai to Calcutta the hostess and air host were rude as well as polite they won't allow me to meet my mom just because she got first class seat
Hiyaa Paul
Oof was it Ryan air, it really depends on the airliner and the day, they could be fired and so they have to do what they can to not be don’t take it personally
I was crying alot on a flight from poland (i went to visit my boyfriend) and the flight attendants gave me a little bottle of champagne and some snacks because it was also my birthday. I still have the card they gave me. I hope these ladies are well and doing amazing and safe during these times. I know I was an insignificant customer but they calmed me down and sat next to me and talked to me 🥺
That was nice
Aww.... How heartwarming
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why tf are you dating someone across the world
@@dynamo3059 because she loves him duh
I was fortunately able to start my flight attendant training with Delta and had to pause due to Covid. It was such an incredible experience. I can’t wait to return
Did you return
@@danieller3711 yeah I did. I am graduating this week :)
@@Kychon23 so cool! Congrats!!
how did you apply lol i want to do it
How hard was it?
At United they are trained to drag passengers out of the airplane
That's a spicy one
yeah they’re good at doing that 💀
Henk - lmfao
This comment is so underrated 😂
It's sad but true
Me halfway through watching this: Why am I even here? I don’t even want to be a flight attendant....
Anna Lloyd
Same
Same🤣
same lmao
I wanna be one!
I wanna be one but I’m scared of water :(
*role playing as flight attendant in bedroom*
Me: BEND OVER. STAY DOWN. BEND OVER STAY DOWN.
LMAOAOAOA THATS MEISHSUSHSHD
So true
HOW DO YOU KNOW -.-
THANK GOD ITS NOT ME
STOP STALKING ME-
😂😂💀
TH-cam: Wanna see how flight attendants are trained?
Me,at 3am: *SURE*
Your profile pic makes this comment 10x better
I am watching this at 3 am too
Me at 12am sure
6:32 pm eating dinner, sure
School sure!
Fr these videos show more than school
This made me realize that these flight attendants should be treated almost like first aid workers
Saksham Singh they basically are
We normally say we are police, fire fighters and doctors all in one! We don't have the luxury of calling for any of those professionals, so we have to be them. Thankfully it is very unusual and we are happy to be more of service personnel on most flights!
a first aid worker??? there's no such thing. do you mean an emt or paramedic?
I am a flight attendant and we are trained for many different scenarios. We are not just coffee servers in the sky. In any given day we could be a nurse and care for someone suffering a medical emergency (happened many times on flights I've worked on), we could become security and fight to protect the aircraft and passengers from an attacker, we could become firefighters (this has also happened to me), we could have to evacuate the aircraft and ensure passengers survive (we are last ones off the plane), we could deal with bomb threats, the list goes on.
@@jaykaye8666 And still we are under-paid......people don't realize that.
Imagine if school nurse was in the flight and someone need help
*Wait let me give ice*
LOLLLL
"Put that on your body honey" I am going to take this important call
😂
Or band aid
Go and eat breakfast, your broken knee will be fine!
@@mennalewaa7749 your ignorance is embarrassing.
You do know that only RNs with experience in INTENSIVE CARE AND OR THE ER are allowed to work ALONE in a school.
You do know they're required to have ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT CERTIFICATION every 1yr.
You do know School RNs are required to have PALS CERTIFICATION for pediatric emergencies as well as BLS CERTIFICATION, yearly.
You do know school nurses have a huge responsibility to diagnose and treat emergencies and have to carry their own Liability Insurance.
You do know School RNs treat Diabetic shock/comas, Anaphylactic Shock, Choking Emergencies, broken bone setting, Asthmatic Emergencies, Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Athletes as well as ALL Emergencies with Adult Staff, stroke protocol and sports injuries etc etc etc...
RN in Cardiac Emergency with a student;
"pulse, cardiac monitor, identify rhythm, know treatment, start compressions, start an IV, Give Epinephrine IVP, continue CPR, Start a oxygen at 20 liters/min. Identify rhythm again, can it be shocked?, apply defibrillator, shock at 300 Jules. Establish an Airway, insert, oral airway, attach O2 directly, maintain 20liters, no pulse, shock again, give 2nd dose Epinephrine IVP"........1st 3 mins.
Flight Attendant- "someone is down, is there a doctor on board"? Stay in your seats, stay in your seats, stay in your seats",
Seatbelts, seatbelts, seat belts"
" would you like peanuts or a cookie"?
PATIENT DIES ONBOARD. ..
MORON.
the only voice that goes through my head when they did cpr:
*CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
*CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
*CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
for me it was “staying alive”
I'm hearing dr. Mike's 🤣🤣🤣
Ah!
omg! 😂🤪
YESS DR MIKEE
4:18
-Are you ok? Are you ok?
- R u kidding me? I lost my arms and legs mam! Do U even think I'm okay?
😂
LOL
@@milkshake3117 How can you say lol if you are a sad face?
Lol😭😭😭
Hope Blackburn lol😂
They are so incredibly under appreciated they do so much for us
I was on my way to Hawaii a few weeks ago. When I was on the way there (we were flying Delta) a lady was a diabetic and she got so low she passed out. They handled it so well and I was so glad. My mother is a type one diabetic and she used a glucagon (basically a shot of sugar to make your blood sugar go up, only used in emergencies) to bring the lady back. I was so glad they had everything under control and the lady was alright.
you shouldn't eat soap.
Candis it’s an unhealthy addiction 😔
@@VeryClaireThompson Not sure why I am just now getting an alert to your response. Anywho - maybe you should've used more profanity as a child. I know having a bar of soap in my mouth @ 8 y/o made it where I will NEVER buy a bar of Ivory soap.
They are very professionally trained ... to be able to handle these ... emergency situations, timely!
@Camellia Loughland 👍💕💓
I was once a flight attendant. I trained for the 6 weeks in Germany. Best time of my life. Even though I’m not a flight attendant anymore I learnt so much and will treasure those lessons and moments for the rest of my life. It’s so annoying when people think all you have to do is push a trolley. It’s so much more than that ❤️
Y u r not flight attendant anymore please tell me 🥺🥺
Did you ever get scared that the plane will crash?
Did you ever feel anxious about the plane crashing?
I know it’s impossible for a plane to crash from turbulence, but has the turbulence ever gotten so bad you even panicked?
@@user-yu4xq9xy3d ,aam
It's kinda ironic how people working as a flight attendant and pilot is more polite to each other and respectful than people who work in an office or things like that
I'm 18 this year and this is my dream job since i was 10. I hope i got a chance to exprience this one day. Pray for me :(
All the best with it ! :)
Good luck! Follow your dreams!
Best of luck!
Hehe thankyou guys :) ♡♡
Good luck!
What I thought a Flight attendant does: bring peanuts and drinks.
What they do: Marine training to save lives.
Me: thinking to be a flight attendant in the future
My social anxiety ass: nuh uh you gotta think of something else
“peanuts and drinks” sorry but LOL
@@sandracollins9443 noo u can so it!!! I'm also like you and I'm making my dream come true you will feel so much better, its worse to not try it you will regret
Fr tho I never thought they did all this for training damn
@@sandracollins9443 same🤣🤣 It’s honestly probably my dream job but my social anxiety and fear of flying is like nope
“Leave Everything!”
Me ( An Intellectual ): **Leave my bag and child**
I think Sheldon Copper would approve lol
ClassicCountryChicken _ HIII
Bruh
Big brain
Well you ARE supposed to leave your bag, but not your child. Lol
“Flight attendants: Leave everything!! Evacuate the plane now!! Move it!!” Sit and slide!!
Me: gets happy and excited because there’s a slide 👁😁👁
@Lydia Rivera I got a feeling this is sarcasm
@Lydia Rivera 😂
Oh my god what is that disgusting emoji creature
4 eyes?! dayummm
its not sit and slide, its jump and slide xD
Business insider: "How flight attendents are trained."
Everyone in Quaratine with all flights cancelled: *_"Woah, this is worthless!"_*
The only reason I clicked on this was because I was trying to grasp why they thought to post this video of all the ones that they've got
Flights aren’t canceled. At least not in the US. I’m still working on flights almost everyday.
Radian 😂😂😂
It’s more than worthless my boy
It’s not worthless to me. I’m thinking about becoming a flight attendant so this video was actually a really great insight to me on what life would be like as one.
That woman: YOU HELP AT THE BOTTOM
Me: I don’t wanna.
That woman:
TheeOnlyAdam Everyone else: *Two-eyed Mike Wazowski face*
😂
🤣😂
I felt that😭😭
Usually they ask the people who are seated close to emergency exits if they are willing to help in an emergency situations... it's really bad if you say yes at the beginning of the flight but when something happens you chicken out risking our lives(you= someone in that situation not you you)
Flight attendants literally do EVERYTHING!! It’s crazy...
I just saw them as somebody that brought food
the pilots flying the plane 👁👄👁
There’s this one flight attendant which was amazing! So I was on a 14 hour flight which between Sydney Australia and Doha, So you pretty much had 2 meals in that flight dinner and breakfast.
Dinner was served to you after a hour once you got on the plane. Then you would have a few hours to watch movies and those stuff then after a few hours most people went to bed, in the morning once you woke up you would get breakfast so at breakfast I didn’t like anything they were serving and I was starving.. So this flight attendant got me some oat meal and some fruit, It isn’t much but it was really kind of her to do that. She made sure I was comfortable and went even got me cereal! I know right cereal!! Just in case I didn’t like the oat meal!! Best flight attendant! ❤️
That's so kind! Bless that person! So glad you shared your story with everyone!!
Amazing
They're so sweet 🥺❤❤
Aww that's so nice!
Btw hi potterhead
@Samantha Schelovitzky I don't think so, but it's possible flight attendants don't eat the plane food and have their own stuff. So given they have water and milk on board it probably isn't that hard to have a thing of cereal or oatmeal on them. The oatmeal would just require the water to be heated.
I could never be a flight attendant. This video gave me anxiety just watching it
@@katiechristopherson4399 😂😂😂😂😂😂 army training
Jessie Writes it’s not easy. But it’s the best job in the world
@@ddddgod7312 true!!!!!!
Dimitri Rodriguez the best?
I was go be one but i would have got anxiety and start yelling
I remember back on 2009 i was badly sick on a flight from london to cannes. And the flight attendants were so helpful, they said that when ur in the air ur organs get bigger and I didnt eat food that day. So they gave me some settling food and i got better instantly.
Big respect to these people, they helped me when i was most scared.
My sister is in training right now, I believe she is towards the end of hers. She is training for Delta. I am so proud of her. Words cannot describe my love for how brave she is, how smart she is, and how successful she is.
I love you Liz
It's an awesome accomplishment. 195,000 apply each year and they take 3000 as you saw.
My sister is a Atlanta based Delta flight attendant and throughout her training process she told me everything but I’m still just sitting here watching like this 👁👄👁
What’s her @ for research purposes
you should tell her how proud you are of her for making the cut. she was one of 3,000 applicants that made it through all of the training each week with over a 90% rating! that's impressive considering nearly 200k people apply annually and don't get that far.
so they usually don’t even say “Is there a doctor here”
They do It for extra assistance, but they also need to train for scenarios when there is no doctor
They only ask after they see that there is no pulse
4:43 they mention that during a medical emergency they will page for medical assistance and im sure that maleans page for a doctor or nurse on board. Im a lifeguard and emt. In neither of those jobs are you qualified to diagnose or really treat for much because you arent a doctor. Doctors have a much better grasp on what would be going on and can treat a victim.
They did that to me one day and I am a nurse, they needed help with medications and shouted for medical personnels. I have anxiety so I was thinking "please, someone put their hand up, please", no one did so I felt obligated to do so.
They just wanted information on Oxycodone pain relief which I was able to help them with but I felt so anxious about the situation because when I work I usually have a senior nurse helping me make the right decisions. So yes, it happens for sure.
So no defibrillator on these planes ?
Delta be acting like the Harvard of airlines , lol.
It is. Delta has a lower acceptance rate.
It basically is tehe
delta do be fun tho😔
Alexandra Bator Emirates is the Harvard of Airlines.
You think Delta in the Harvard of airlines? Check out Emirates. No comparison.
When she said her name was Trelawney all i was thinking about is Professor Trelawney in Harry Potter and i didnt focus sk rewatched the video
No we didnt
Oompa Loompas Exist
She meant herself not all of us.
Same😂😂😂
Josiah Trelawny Red Dead Redemption
that was exactly what i was thinking. i was also wondering if that’s how you say the professor’s name
I’m usually terrified of flying, but after seeing these flight attendants and their knowledge and how they handle a crisis, I feel much safer flying.
Much appreciated! Thank you.
She was my training instructor! 2 years later I still have Mrs Trellisms stuck. She was awesome
Wow!
Shut up kitchen
james freddo well somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed ::
@@nonsensze okay chungus
Omg that’s awesome 🥺Do you know where I can apply to be a flight attendant for Delta? I really want to be a flight attendant and don’t know where I can apply for Delta 🥺
Only I laughed when she was asking the doll: "Are you okay.I'm a flight attendant, I can help"?😂
F. B. nope me too 😂
It reminds me of the office 😂😂😂 even the lady is a blonde😂
"Hi, Im Conner, the android sent by Cyberlife
trust me it even feels ridiculous doing it
F. B. same. like obviously he's not ok 😂
I am a flight attendant at one of the world's largest airlines. I have a Master of Arts degree, experience as an organizational development director at a major media company, and my own consulting practice that earns me a solid six-figure income in addition to my flight attendant salary. I’m a flight attendant because I love the job and making the travel experience as pleasant and enjoyable as I can for my passengers. I find that fun and rewarding. Most flight attendants are college educated. Many have career experience outside of aviation. I was also a training instructor at my airline for eight years. Believe me, the training is tough and intense. -- far more than most people would ever imagine (crashes, evacuations, fire fighting, ocean ditchings, medical emergencies, CPR, safety protocols, human trafficking, self-defense, terrorism, etc.). And at my airline, if you don’t pass every exam and practical check with 90%, you fail and are released from the program. In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration (in the USA) requires us to be re-trained and re-certified every 12 months. There’s a whole lot more to it than meets the eye. The passengers see about 10% of what we are trained to do. I hope no one has to find out what flight attendants are really responsible for in a serious life-threatening emergency.
Flight Attendants: “LEAVE EVERYTHING!!!”
Me: *Takes charger, phone, headphones, neck rest, Laptop, laptop charger and blanket to carry it all in*
Edit: tysm for 660 likes
Hxney. Moon same!!
216rn yw
OMG your comment made me laugh so hard!!!! 😂😂
I mean, who wouldn’t 😂
Me: grabs whole bag because everything is in there, I don’t take things out beside my phone.
I don’t get it why would you dislike this? Like these people would save your lives if you where in a plane emergency.
Gummy Bear! Would they really though.... like say there was a rude passenger..... they won’t exactly be top priority now would they, and with all the panicked no one would even remember who the flight attendants helped
Just a thought
Danielle its not like that they treat everyone disame no flight attendant would do that even tho they hate you
Danielle welp don’t be rude 😂
Gummy Bear! Delta, united and American dont save anyone’s lives fact the want to ruin everyone’s holiday with drama
Danielle think about it even if a flight attendant hates u they would still save your life it’s there job
Them: Leave everything
Me: Oh not my pokemon cards, I'd rather sink with it.
xD
"I'd rather sink with it" that got me good
*Nevermind,i'm not becoming a flight attendant anymore,mom.*
My mom is a flight attendant I didn’t know that she did this wow
You should ask her how hard it was
Wow you should be so proud of her!
Same haha
just.avery that’s cool
Same. For delta
“leave everything” i can’t leave my pillow, i will literally cry forever
Won't be able to cry when you are dead.
Those wondering about that question at the end, how training has changed due to COVID19. At this time Delta classes have ceased for the time being. I do recall their was a class graduating in a week, and a class they had just started...sent them all home. While very sad they will be able to start training once Delta can afford to do so. Training is expensive and unfortunately they had to stop abruptly. Hope this all passes soon.
The lady on the right made it, she was my flight attendant 🙂
same
on the right... which one?
Which one ..?
Confused confusing confusion
The black or the white one?
I hope they never have to actually use their training because that's terrifying
“Anything that can happen on ground, can happen in the air.”
Earthquake: Are you sure about that?
Turbulence lol
turbulence duhh
Turbulence and earthquakes aren’t the same thing guys. You can’t feel an earthquake while flying
@@KayyMarc weirdchamp it's almost an equivalent of earthquake
@Pl4guro even 30000+ feet depending on the progress of the flight
Everytime I see CPR dummie I remember Michael Scott.
Honestly same reaction ahahahahaahshhs i'm so glad someone brought it up
David C. “First I was afraid...I was petrified”
I loved it when Dwight tipped out the organs
@@anti-ticktickspecialforces1871 he has no wallet i checked
5300 for a dummy wow.
“Leave everything behind”
Me: Don’t mind me, I’m just taking my backpack with me as well.
SAME
Not funny dude. That's what the passengers on the Aeroflot Flight 1492 crash did, and 41 people ended up dying in the fire because their exits were blocked by people with backpacks and people trying to get luggage out of overhead lockers. Every second counts in an emergency. Your backpack could literally be responsible for killing someone.
@@theshillneckedlizard8364 that's really scary. Hopefully, nothing bad happen but I will remember this.
@@theshillneckedlizard8364 was that the plane that can split in two
@@Gamer-girl332 Don't think so?
No one:
Literally no one:
Me: *I want to try that slide*
JUST KIDDING
Stay safe, lol
But like...kinda not joking tho
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING OMG
Those slides are pretty dangerous. In this this video they only slid down 6 or 7 feet. On a real plane it can be 15 to 20 feet which makes the slide practically vertical.
let’s hope you never have to 😆
Imagine going though all of this, only to be treated like a less than
With all due respect to FAs, “all this” isn’t THAT much training. And it’s far from physically grueling. There is a lot to remember though. As an FA, career wise, chances are you are actually a less than to some or many of the passengers, be it in terms of salary, quality of life, education, (which i acknowledge is subjective and doesn’t matter) skill, motivation, etc. most flight attendants would make great EMTs. Not because of their skill but their personality and composure. Being an emt is a far more respected job than being what some would consider to be a sky maid. It takes far more physical and mental work to be an emt though, but I think more flight attendants should take that path.
@@colesisler582 it’s a lot of training...at some airlines 6-8 weeks with countless practical and theory exams on up to 4 different aircraft each with different procedures. During this time, only a few days are spent on the actual drink serving which is what you see on a regular flight. Not to mention coming back annually to repeat the same exams and having to prove your competence in safety knowledge before each flight and also the impact that operating through different time zone and working unsociable hours which could be made even longer by delays etc
@@colesisler582 I am a flight attendant at one of the world's largest airlines. I have a Master of Arts degree, experience as an organizational development director at a major media company, and my own consulting practice that earns me a solid six-figure income in addition to my flight attendant salary. I’m a flight attendant because I love the job and making the travel experience as pleasant and enjoyable as I can for my passengers. I find that fun and rewarding. Most flight attendants are college educated. Many have career experience outside of aviation. I was also a training instructor at my airline for eight years. Believe me, the training is tough and intense. -- far more than most people would ever imagine (crashes, evacuations, fire fighting, ocean ditchings, medical emergencies, CPR, safety protocols, human trafficking, self-defense, terrorism, etc.). And at my airline, if you don’t pass every exam and practical check with 90%, you fail and are released from the program. In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration (in the USA) requires us to be re-trained and re-certified every 12 months. There’s a whole lot more to it than meets the eye. The passengers see about 10% of what we are trained to do. I hope no one has to find out what flight attendants are really responsible for in a serious life-threatening emergency.
@@mycat24 😂
My grandson just became a flight att. Before he compleated it he has now decided he wants to pilot the plane. Proud grandma.
Is anyone else stressed out just by watching everything that flight attendants have to do? 😵
Yes. I was triggered. All that yelling @ me in the dark and pointing that bright flashlight in my face will not garner you the results you seek from. ijs
Yep
I had to do, first aid, crowd control/evacuations, fire training, personal safety and water/raft trainings just to work on a Cruise ship
Them working
“We are trained to help people through hard times”
Me:Corona go’n take their jobs:(
Sad but true. I'm a FA with AA. Hoping I still have a job come October 😢
London Frutos delta still has about 60% of flights still working so thankfully many FAs still have jobs
True not Just for flights attendant but for bar staff,pub staff,cleaners, carer,teacher,Police officers and many other Jobs unlikely!
Brandi Zurcher - You’re still gonna have a job. I’ve got travel plans 😁
Former Delta F/A, now a nurse. It was years ago and I see they really provide a lot more training in medical emergencies. I flew when it was a lot of fun and most passengers were quite gracious and well mannered. Not so much now.
Am i the only one who was dying laughing when she was practicing asking the mannequin if it was ok😭😂
@@paraguayaenalaska730 adults*
want to be flight attendant ?
👇🏼
Every time a see a Delta Plane or crew member Iam filled with such pride in 2009 a Delta FA saved my life while boarding a connecting flight at JFK Iam a disabled traveler and FA mean the wold to me my friend Lori K is retired with 30 years of service her work in the sky inspired every day thank you to all FA. Crew and Delta my favorite carrier stay safe and well during covid thank you for always being difference makers in the shy 💙
Eric
Seaside Oregon
They train they flight attendants to kick people out of the plane.
I got that United Airlines reference!
That united mostly and American what no American just don’t fly 😂
Delta flight attendants are the best.
Saaby World yeah but it's how shitty the us airlines are the airlines in the us don't have good respect to people hence overbooking
@Sma Gai What does that have to do for the video lol?
seeing them so calm is so assuring unlike those flight attendant tiktoks on emergency training yelling with the loud voices like it makes me anxious too😭
flight attendant deserve appreciation!!
i have heard so many people say to their kids: “ oh honey, work hard in school and you won’t end up like that flight attendant”
like what? this video is for those people
"leave everything"
*brings my phone
Same I can’t leave without my phone 🤣🤣
@@theneighborskid5433 omggg hi mha fan
elham HEWO✨👏
I’d keep my wallet in my pocket and have a small side bag slung over my shoulder so that it wouldn’t interfere with a parachute or anything. I can’t risk bringing any laptop or anything, so I’d just purchase a waterproof phone case.
@@deen_771 is you're username uf actual name? -
My mother was a flight adendant for delta and she had to go through this. (Edit: Actually her training was with northwest before they merged with delta but I can assume it was similar. She used to talk about what her training was like.)
Tell her i say "RESPECT" 👍
Few years back, a fight had major vibrations. It was pretty bad. So the Pilot came on speaker and said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, please start praying ! "
Delta: Trains all flight attendants heavily
Ryanair: Eh, no training you'll be fine.
Lmao.. that flight is like a Bus heading from one end to another. I thought Southwest was worse, but they are worse. I'm sure Euro wing or whatever is called is better than.
@Jennyrubylily :3 WHAT ??? what airline 😭😭😭 that sounds like random people stole a plane and sold tickets for a flight
Jennyrubylily :3 Is there a report on this? I would be really interested to hear the reason for moving it’s passengers?
Reckless Rickey if there aren’t a lot of people on a plane people may have to be moved to balance it. The window escapes in the middle of the plane also have to be manned just in case the doors fail. I flew London Southend to Prague with Flybe once and there were maybe seven of us on the plane. My mum and I were asked to sit in the window escape aisle as well as another man on the other side.
Joanne Rowley That makes sense now 👍
This made my hair stand on end, THANK YOU to all flight attendants! I never realized how specialized in training they had to be! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you!!!!
"Other things that could possibly happen on board"
Me: thinking about snakes on plane or even zombies attack
You know what’s ironic? For the past week I’ve been doing so much research into becoming a flight attendant and all of a sudden Business Insider posts a video about this lol.
I remember my first flight when I was younger. I talked the flight attendant's ear off. I was cold, she snuck me a blanket. She got me good snacks and earphones. I was like six, she was the best. I was in a seat close to where she was staying
I applied for a flight attendant job today, the chances of me getting accepted are not very great considering I missed the deadline by 4 days and the minimum age to apply was 21 and I'm still 19. I however would really love to be a flight attendant sooner or later because I speak 2 languages and can speak bits of 2 others, and I'm generally really good with cultures and people so it seems like a great occupation for me to be in
update: I got selected for an interview!
howd it go??
Congrats I really wanna be a flight attendance too and I understand it's a lot of work but I'm ready to put all my effort in it❤
Persist with your dream. You'll be flying one day... I'd bet money on it, especially with your language skills!
I hope that you got your wings!!
My aunt is a flight attendant and then when she got married to my uncle, she quit the job a few months later to live in Canada with my uncle, I always asked her questions about her being a flight attendant:)) she says she trains for things she prays never happen, my uncle actually proposed here in the Philippines where I live before my aunt was going to live, update I have a 1 year old baby cousin, who with my aunt finally reunited with my uncle at Canada:))
As someone with flying anxiety, this really helps to know that all flight attendants are trained with every situation and we are in good hands.
Don't be afraid to tell them that if you need reassurance. They are trained to help with flight anxiety
Flight attendant here:
I've made the decision to just MAKE PEACE with the fact that we will never truly be respected as the professionals we are. It used to bother me so much and I would get so angry when people would downgrade us to flying servers but I realized society's mentality will never change so there is no use in losing sleep over it. It's unfortunate and I love my job but I just have to hold my head up proudly in silence knowing that my job is essential and we play a fundamental role in delivering our passengers to their destination safely. To those of you who truly appreciate us: thank you ❤
I’m afraid of this sadly :( but I do want to continue trying to be one
I do. The Cabin Crew is all about "the rest of the airplane and what goes on in it" and you have to deal with humanity in all it's glory and ridiculousness! I'm a counselor & I respect what you all do.
It's always satisfying to see people who take pride in their job! Good work! Thanks for all you do!
The fact they need to train every 18 months is amazing. It really shows that the flight attendants care for our safety and they will always be prepared.
Unlike a lot of other things in life where you learn it once and then forget it and move on. I see that a lot with driving lmao
I went through this training in September 1998 for Delta. Amazing experience!
“I’m Patrice, I’m a flight attendant, I can help!”
Passenger: “Nobody asked you here Patrice!!!!”
rude af.
4:28
Ah ah ah ah stayin alive, stayin alive
You were in the parking lot earlier, that's how I know you!
YES EVERY TIME😂
Chest compressions
Chest compressions
Chest compressions
Hahahaha... This is so true
Its so sad how some people treat flight attendants. Like they’re serving you, and if something bad happened like someones water broke, they will deliver your baby for you! Like an air hospital! And if there needed to be an evacuation or a water landing, they’d be saving your life! Much love to them!✨❤️💕💖
Delta is honestly my favorite airline. ❤
training done in a professional way .I think we are in safe hands CC.keep up
Flight attendants are so incredible, I have so much respect for everything they know how to do
Finally, a way I can show my family what I went through for six weeks 😅 Those commands will haunt me forever
My mom’s a flight attendant for South West, and every year she had to go through recurrent training. Apparently the pool is awfully freezing cold.
Bebe Nightengale can you ask her if she needed medical background before applying? i’m not sure what classes I need to take in hs/college
@@kimtaesthetic4543 I would definitely take first responder classes just in case
Kim Taesthetic You don’t need to take any type of classes. Don’t spend money on flight attendant training either. The airlines teach you everything you need to know. I only have a high school degree
@@ET-iu7ts interesting 🤔 not to long that I turned 16 but by the time I hit 18 and graduate I want to become a flight attendant, is makeup really Nessesarry?!
If you think that’s cold go to redfish lake
When the voice said “EVACUATE, EVACUATE” it scared the heck outta me! Also, you guys are so awesome! They are really great people
Damn I gotta go through this 😶 I'm panicking I can't even swim 💀.
I swear😭 but it my dream job
@@mjlmkl8475 me too but we can do it :)
we will gonna be a flight attendant soon
Don't worry you will have the life vest to keep you afloat it's not hard really...just relax
I can’t swim at all 👁👄👁
Good luck! I hope u did well!
My mom was a delta flight attendant! Too cool to see their training.
Edit: just got invited to training for Delta in March ❤🎉🔺
FLIGHT ATTENDANT:LEAVE EVERYTHING!
ME: -leaves child- -
KID: wow I should of never gave u that birthday gift-
I once had an opportunity to speak with a flight attendant, and what l learned from her was amazing.
nice whatd she tell you
What did she say
delta airlines-
“your flights been delayed 9 hours” and i say “ookayyyyy” and then i go to the bathroom. and when i come back i ask “any updates?” and they say “yeah. we took off while you were in the bathroom. here’s this food voucher that doesn’t work. go fetch.” and i said “oookayyyy”
iykyk
This training reminds me of my training in nursing school, I am planning on applying with Delta, to be a Flight Attendant, after 20 yrs as a nurse, I am ready to transition into a new career. This video makes me excited to begin a new journey.
Imagine if you where on a plane that was going down.
That would be the most horror thing in life.