Trip Report: No Surprise Here

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One of my posts on Flightster covers a flight from, you guessed it; New York to Los Angeles. This flight was with my two great friends Brad & Savannah, and thank god it was! We encountered some of the strangest complaints and issues and because we’re friends outside of work as well as great teamplayers we were able to work through it. Here’s a peek:

Two hours into the flight, as we prepared to open the flight deck door for a bathroom break, the passenger seated in 5A made his way to the front galley. The other Flight Attendant and I both informed the passenger to use the restroom in the back. He ignored our request twice. Finally, he turned back and headed to the aft. After the flight deck break was completed the passenger stopped me. He told me that he didn’t understand why he wasn’t allowed to the use the restroom in the front.

Find out what happened next on Flightster.

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  • Frank

    The other Flight Attendant and I both informed the passenger to use the restroom in the back. He ignored our request twice. Finally, he turned back and headed to the aft. After the flight deck break was completed the passenger stopped me. He told me that he didn’t understand why he wasn’t allowed to the use the restroom in the front.
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    another self-entitled passenger who thinks they’re above the rules. Didnt he visually see why he couldnt come up front?
    I always like the comment, “Do I look like a terrorist?”
    I always reply back, “Did Timothy McVeigh?”
    Pilots have precedence over passengers!!!! Leaving the cockpit requires the one left up front to go on oxygen, monitor the radio, etc. The nerve!