18 Details Flight Attendants Notice About You in 3 Seconds.mp4

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00:00If you're a frequent flyer, you hear this phrase a lot.

00:13The moment they greet you, the crew are also checking out some important details about

00:18you, from your physique to your jewelry style.

00:21Why though?

00:22They'll notice if you're their colleague, and will be happy to see you.

00:27The crew's number one priority is your safety.

00:30They know fellow flight attendants will be the best help in case of an emergency.

00:35They know exactly how to deal with it, so they won't panic but help the crew evacuate

00:40passengers and provide first aid if necessary.

00:43They'll check out your reading material.

00:47Just like fellow flight attendants, doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals will

00:52be super helpful in case something goes wrong.

00:55So if you're a doctor coming back from a medical conference with a pile of medical

00:59leaflets or like to read medical journals aboard, the crew will know about your occupation

01:05even if you don't say a word.

01:08Your carry-on size matters.

01:10You are only allowed this amount of carry-on of a certain maximum size for a reason.

01:15An experienced flight attendant will always see if you cheated and persuade you to have

01:20your oversized bags relocated to the luggage compartment.

01:24Otherwise, they can fall out of the overhead, hurt yourself and other passengers, and block

01:30the crucially important aisles.

01:32Fitting them under the seats can also clog up the aisles.

01:35And even on a perfectly normal flight, loading and offloading a bunch of bags just takes

01:41extra time.

01:44Your age is a big deal too.

01:46The flight crew will always take record of how many unaccompanied minors are traveling

01:51today to give them extra attention and care.

01:54In fact, any young passengers get it, as almost all airlines have entertainment sets

01:59or just coloring books for them.

02:02Passengers under 2 can't be seated in an emergency exit row and need special life vests

02:07that are handed out to parents if necessary.

02:11It's great for them if you look strong.

02:13Again, for safety reasons and not out of their personal interest.

02:17In the unlikely case of an emergency, with a troublemaker on board, for example, they'll

02:22need as much help as they can get.

02:24The crew label muscular passengers fit to help in their mind, and even remember where

02:30they're seated.

02:33Your general health condition is important to them.

02:36Flight attendants are trained to notice signs and symptoms of sickness.

02:40They are entitled to ask you for a medical certificate to prove it's nothing serious.

02:44First, they do it for your own safety and well-being.

02:48Cabin air pressure and change of altitude won't help if you're feeling bad.

02:52Second, no one wants to land the plane halfway there because of a sudden medical emergency.

02:58And finally, communicable diseases can easily spread from one passenger to others in an

03:03enclosed plane environment, and no one wants that.

03:08They can tell how many weeks a pregnant woman is.

03:11Experienced flight attendants have learned to tell which trimester pregnant passengers

03:16are in.

03:17After a certain number of weeks, they are normally required to have a medical note,

03:21saying it's safe for them to fly.

03:25They care if you're nice to them.

03:27They have to say hello over a hundred times per flight, and they really appreciate if

03:32you care to say the same back at them once.

03:35Add a smile and eye contact, and you can hope for special treatment, including an extra

03:40meal, or even a class upgrade.

03:44They do remember if you're unfriendly.

03:46If for some reason you can't utter a hello on entering the plane, you're not just demonstrating

03:52bad manners.

03:53In fact, the crew are testing passengers in this way.

03:57The grumpy ones are marked as possibly hostile.

04:00Flight attendants will know not to ask these people for help in case of an emergency.

04:07Avoiding eye contact speaks volumes too.

04:10The second part of passenger testing is trying to establish eye contact with them.

04:15If a person looks away, it's a reason to be alarmed.

04:18It can't be 100% evidence they are plotting something dangerous, but it's one of the

04:23signs a person has something they're ashamed of on their mind.

04:29They notice how you treat other passengers too.

04:32If you push your way through the crowd during landing and yell at other passengers to move

04:37on, the crew will take note of that and mark you as a potential troublemaker.

04:42If you help others lift their bags, smile, and start a small talk with passengers who

04:47clearly feel nervous, they'll definitely appreciate it and reward you with some bonus

04:52treats.

04:54The way you speak can give away your plans.

04:58Speaking too fast or too slowly, hesitating when asked the most basic questions, and dropping

05:04a lot of interjections are all clear signs of anxiety.

05:08It's typical of criminals plotting something mean.

05:11Scratching your head and wrists, unnaturally tense facial muscles, stiff movements, coughing,

05:17excessive nodding, and head-shaking speak of the same.

05:20No one will take you off the flight for it, but it will draw some extra attention of the

05:24crew to you.

05:28They will know if you're aerophobic.

05:30If you're always nervously smiling or laughing, squeezing your armrest, or playing with your

05:35headphone cord, flight attendants will guess you have aerophobia, and they'll do their

05:40best to make you feel comfortable.

05:42They'll try to cheer you up, and if it doesn't work, they'll leave you alone and keep an

05:47eye out from the distance to help prevent a starting panic attack.

05:52Speaking of aerophobia and panic attacks, I think I'm having one right now!

05:56Just kidding.

05:57Let me ask you, do you love flying or do you feel uncomfortable in the air?

06:02Let me know in the comment section below!

06:06The way you're dressed can make a difference.

06:08If you are well-dressed and well-groomed, you have higher chances of a class upgrade.

06:14It takes some style to travel in business and first, you know.

06:18Another reason the crew check out your outfit is to see if anything you're wearing can be

06:22an obstacle if you have to leave the plane in an emergency.

06:26It's not just stuff that's loose or bulky, but also flammable materials.

06:32They care what kind of jewelry you're wearing.

06:34It matters just as much as clothing when it comes to safety.

06:38Massive earrings or bracelets can slow down evacuation.

06:44Who you're boarding with is also important.

06:47If you're traveling with your family, but for some reason have seats in different rows,

06:51the crew can try to seat you together during boarding.

06:54It will make the flight more pleasant for everyone on board.

06:58One more important thing here – if the physically fit man they've noticed a few

07:01points ago is with his family, the crew will have to look for someone else as a prospective

07:07help.

07:08A family man will more likely save his dear ones first and not risk his life for other

07:12passengers.

07:15They have an eye for contraband items.

07:18Flight attendants have a sharp eye and can notice if you're trying to smuggle any forbidden

07:22items from the duty-free shop and use them during the flight.

07:27Some people also smuggle their miniature pets in purses and handbags.

07:33They can single out frequent flyers.

07:36Frequent flyers like to get the special treatment they deserve for their loyalty to the airline.

07:41They will unlikely put on a name tag with their flight status on it, but when the crew

07:45do research on passengers, they get an idea of what those people look like.

07:51All the factors I mentioned help the crew in making your flight the safest.

07:55They're smart enough not to make any conclusions based on just one thing, but when they put

07:59a few of them together, it can help singling out the troublemakers.

08:03So if you don't want to be considered one of those, you know what to do now.

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