Originally Posted by
catandmouse
I remember once taking a commuter flight on (now-deceased) Crossair where the flight attendant insisted on making all announcements in 5 languages, English, Swiss-German, Italian, French and Romansh.
What was the order of languages used?
I would like to hear what Romansh sounds like, but sadly all my LX flights have been bilingual only (with the second language being English). Even when I flew ZRH-GVA once just for fun, it was only German, English, French on departure, then French, English, German on arrival.
Originally Posted by
Southlondonbonviveur
KLM crew often make announcements in Dutch and English before telling the Dutch speaking passengers that the safety announcements will only be done in English. I have seen the safety demonstration (always manual on SH) done in both- quite a challenge.
The only time I have tried SAS (to Sweden), the manual safety demonstration was done in Swedish. The words then were repeated in English, but the actions were not. I don't know if this is how it is normally, although it was not the best idea since the majority of pax were just connecting.