I’m a flight attendant – these are my three biggest passenger ‘icks’… we hate people who do this

A FLIGHT attendant has told of her three biggest passenger ‘icks’.

TikToker Jacqueline R has revealed the things holidaymakers do that drive plane staff crazy.

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She made a video going through all of flight attendants’ icks to show passengers what not to do the next time their flying.

Her first ick is passengers who think its ok to be rude to staff.

She explained: “Your flight attendants love it when you’re super respectful because we are dealing with a lot.

“We wanna be so kind to you and we try our best. Your flight attendants hate when you’re mean because we want to be nice so just be nice. 

“Just smile and say ‘hey, how are you?’.We’re gonna do the best to treat you good.”

Another thing Jacqueline says she hates is when passengers come on board and immediately start demanding things.

She explained: “Just ask us nicely and we will honestly try our best. Just try to remember we are people too so all we ask is that you be nice.”

And Jacqueline’s least favourite thing passengers do is expect her to force people to switch seats.

She explained: “We ask that after take off you can ask passengers to switch seats.

“Because we actually don’t have any say when it comes to passengers switching seats

You guys just have to ask each other if you’re not sitting beside the person you want.

“If they’re willing and able then you can switch. We honestly dont have any jurisdiction over that.”

It comes as a woman revealed how a secret button gives passengers more space on a flight.

Tiktoker Rosie Doal showed how a button found under the hinge of an armest enables passengers to create extra room for themselves on a flight.

Flight attendants have also been talking about what they take onboard.

One flight attendant named Sophie said she always packs eye drops for long-haul flights to avoid getting dry eyes.

Eye drops can be bought for as cheap as £2 online.

   

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