Airline passengers could be removed from flights for going barefoot: Etiquette expert weighs in
You might want to think before taking your socks off while flying, as some airlines restrict passengers from going barefoot, ...
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Which airlines ban barefoot passengers — and why you wouldn’t want to be
Barefoot flyers getting frisky. You should keep your shoes on during takeoff and landing, because that’s the most dangerous part of the flight,” an anonymous flight attendant for Qatar Airways ...
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'I'm a flight attendant – there's one part of the plane I'd never touch'
Flight attendants have been dishing out the inside ... and reminded passengers to consider how many others have walked barefoot on the same surface. Cher concluded her video by explaining the ...
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Flight attendant says this airplane habit is 'evil' — but we bet you're guilty of it
We’ve heard stories of barefoot bathroom trips and smelling ... But now, an American flight attendant who goes by Cher on TikTok has revealed what she believes is the single worst thing a ...
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I was a flight attendant for 10 years. Here are 10 of the biggest mistakes passengers make.
After working as a flight attendant on commercial aircrafts and ... The number of passengers who wander up and down the plane aisles barefoot will never cease to amaze me. Some even enter the ...
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Ranked: The 17 Worst Travel Annoyances On A Plane
Only 20% approve of going barefoot on a flight ... while 27% tell the flight attendant, 25% sit quietly and only 11% confront the person. In addition to the published study, we also got Genfare ...
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Which airlines ban barefoot passengers — and why you wouldn’t want to be
Frontier Airlines said they could refuse service to barefoot passengers older than ... proponents claiming that it’s up to the flight attendant on duty whether to hold said flyer’s feet ...
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Which airlines ban barefoot passengers — and why you wouldn't want to be
because that’s the most dangerous part of the flight,” an anonymous flight attendant for Qatar Airways told The Points Guy. If passengers must fly barefoot, they should refrain from visiting the ...