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Travel media interviewed several flight attendants and compiled the top five disrespectful behaviors on the plane, reminding passengers to be polite, pay attention to hygiene and avoid walking around barefoot, suddenly dropping seats and littering.
When flying, passengers must not only follow safety rules, but also respect flight attendants and other passengers. Travel media Travel + Leisure interviewed several flight attendants and compiled the five most common rude behaviors on planes, reminding passengers to avoid causing trouble to others.
Former flight attendant Ellie Murphy said she encountered rude passengers on almost every flight, such as not saying hello when passing by, not responding when receiving service, or wearing headphones and refusing to take them off when flight attendants asked questions.
He also mentioned that a parent once told him that there’s no need to say “please” or “thank you” when your child asks a flight attendant for a drink because “that’s your job.” Additionally, talking loudly on board, playing music or videos without headphones, and getting up from your seat without waiting for the passenger in front of you to disembark are also common rude behaviors.
An American Airlines flight attendant recommended that passengers shower and use antiperspirant before leaving. If you have a connecting flight after a long journey, you can bring an extra set of clothes in your carry-on luggage to change into.
Perfume or cologne should also not be sprayed too strongly, as strong odors may cause headaches or nausea to passengers with sensitive olfactory senses. The flight attendant also said that she had seen people cutting their nails on the plane and believed that such beauty behavior should be left at home or to a manicurist.
