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I give this blog post Autism/10 Flight attendant's perspective was that she is routinely telling passengers to quit with the happy snaps, as required by compan
by plaguuuuuu 14y ago
I give this blog post Autism/10
Flight attendant's perspective was that she is routinely telling passengers to quit with the happy snaps, as required by company policy. Flight attendant is tired and very busy with getting the plane together for takeoff. The photo guy from before is suddenly angrily motioning her over and saying a bunch of crazy shit about not being a terrorist, and trying to make her take/keep his business card. flight attendant freaks out and runs to her boss.
Crew boss sees really freaked out flight attendant and assumes the passenger needs to go. Once that decision is made, crazy travel guy probably doesn't have any hope of reversing it.
The real issue is that the guy grossly messed up his interaction with the flight attendant and paid the price for it. If you misbehave on a flight you're gonna get kicked off - yes, airlines have a duty to have fair rules for customers to follow. But passengers have a duty to act relatively normally in their standard human interactions with staff.
Trying to air one's grievances with an airline's cabin policies with a flight attendant is ridiculous anyway, hence my rating out of 10.