<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by 777Brit:
I don't particularly think there's anything wrong with a nervous flight attendant sharing her fears and thoughts with a very regular, fare paying passenger. Remember, flight attendants are also human beings, just like the rest of us.
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Then stop being FA. You aren't acting in professional way. They should tell the cockpit crew and thier fellow FA that's it. If you can't handle it, then ask to work in the office. If the NERVOUS FA tells a NERVOUS PASSENGER. What happen? You tell me....NOTHING??? Chaos?
Let me ask you this, if FA come up to you and say;
"I think the guy behind you has a gun, don't you worry, I 'll be watching him."
What would you do? Tell your wife? Your wife tell her friend? They starts screaming?
What is the point shaing your opinion with a passenger in the first place? Do you think telling ONE passenger will stop the guy? HECK! why not just get on the microphone and accounce it to everyone during the flight.
Giveme a break.
Take a look at it in psychological
way of it.