The weird things on the plane that flight attendants can't tell you

Those are the most memorable experiences in life that no flight attendants can forget. They can even gather and write books.

The crowded airports in the world often receive from 55 to 100 million passengers per year. The number of passengers traveling in some major countries is no less than the number of passengers traveling by car or by train. Therefore, the dreadful stories you may encounter on the plane are also many and extremely cross.

However, if you want to hear the weirdest, weird and sometimes silly stories, ask the flight attendants.

Practice Yoga in the pantry

"A yoga practitioner used to ask me if I could use the kitchen compartment as a place to practice Yoga" - a flight attendant shared the most strange story I had ever seen during the 4-year stint as a flight attendant air.

Unusual requests for announcements

Share on Business Insider, a flight attendant with 3 years of experience, said she had received many strange and weird requests from customers.

"A gentleman was very angry and he asked me if I could announce it on the speaker. When I asked him what he wanted to announce, he said someone sitting around was" venting ". so he wanted to ask them to stop , " she said.

A passenger also asked her to announce on the speaker to remind the person sitting next to him not to put his head on his shoulder.

Occasionally, the flight attendants receive weird notification requests on the plane.

Famous passengers

"The most bizarre thing I've ever experienced is the reception of Michael Jackson. To avoid clinging fans, we let him sit in the same room with the airline staff so that he doesn't have to sit in the waiting room. it was a time I could not get used to , " an unnamed airline employee shared with Business Insider.

Passengers ask for water on the plane to cook porridge

In a question that was posted on Quora: "What was the most bizarre thing you (a flight attendant) ever encountered?".

Former flight attendant Heather Wilde said she had experienced quite a bit of weird things. One of them is when passengers ask for water to cook porridge.

"But you know, the water on the plane is not necessarily too clean , " she said.

Former flight attendant Heather Wilde said she had experienced quite a bit of weird things.One of them is when passengers ask for water to cook porridge.(Image for illustrative purposes only).

When adults are angry

"I saw a 40-year-old man lying on the floor in frustration, looking like a whole child" - a retired aviation employee with 21 years of shared experience.

"Toilet violence"

"There was a colleague who told me that she had seen a passenger standing on the top of the toilet and praying in an extremely bizarre position," the flight attendant with 30 years of experience recalled the story.

Bring everything onto the plane, including the sink

"A passenger once boarded a plane and brought along a kitchen sink" - a shared employee.

Safety on airplanes is very important for passengers to comply with.

Shocked aircraft zone

"One of the most ridiculous things I experienced was going through the shock zone. My body bounced up and down twice, I broke my leg in two places and got something on my leg," a flight attendant no telling.

Bring animals to the plane

"A passenger once begged to bring a baby kangaroo to the plane. He said it was something to make him feel happier."

Passengers are afraid to fly

"I have witnessed a female passenger running up to the plane and crawling into my closet (she thought it was a bathroom). After that, she sat on her knees, snuggling in the closet and started sucking her fingers. After that, she told me that before flying, she forgot to take a stressful pill, " a flight attendant shared.

"There was a colleague who told me that she had seen a passenger standing on the top of the toilet and praying in an extremely bizarre position," the flight attendant with 30 years of experience recalled the story.

Confused information

"I am going through a procedure for a female passenger to board the plane. She said that she had brought the body of a baby in a backpack," an airline officer said.

"Turns out, it's not the baby's body - it's the ashes of a dog. Only when we look into the bag does it know. She sees the dog as her child. Perhaps I will have to tell the passengers to use the words correctly ".