A veteran flight attendant warns that 'every flight will be very full.' Here are some tips for keeping your calm during a trip.
A veteran flight attendant and union leader has a message for passengers this summer: Air travel is going to be a"beast," so please behave!
Sarah Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, urged passengers to consider not just themselves, but their fellow passengers as well as the flight crew as they prepare to board fuller-than-usual planes. Flight attendants' chief concern is keeping everyone safe in the air, she added.
She also highlighted that staffing shortages are making flight attendants' job even more challenging, particularly when dealing with testy passengers. On behalf of flight attendants trying to keep order in cabins, she urged passengers to follow these tips:Don't bring food aboard with strong or pungent scentsavoid reclining their seats
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