Germaphobe FA
Feb 7, 2011 | 8:33 am
#16
Join Date: May 2007
Programs: United, American, Southwest, USAirways, Delta
Posts: 1,874
Considering that I often blow my nose into the tiny drink napkins, and place said napkin into the cup, yes I think they should always use gloves...
Feb 7, 2011 | 2:40 pm
#17
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Gulf Coast/Ventura County/Somewhere in between
Programs: DL GM, Marriott PP, Avis Something or other
Posts: 4,432
Feb 9, 2011 | 10:17 pm
#19
Suspended
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: USA
Programs: UA/CO(1K-PLT), AA(PLT), QR, EK, Marriott(PLT), Hilton(DMND)
Posts: 9,538
I had one of the odder experiences flying the other day.
One of the flight attendants working the flight appeared to be a Germaphobe.
The tell-tale signs were:
- Every now and then you would see this Costco-sized container of Lysol wipes propped on top of the jump seats in front of row 9 (B757) and she could be seen wiping down the galley area (the wall ovens, the work surfaces, etc.).
- Whenever she came through to pick up service items/trash, she would put on plastic gloves (which she would take out from another Costco-sized box).
Anyone else had a Germaphobe FA on their flight?
One of the flight attendants working the flight appeared to be a Germaphobe.
The tell-tale signs were:
- Every now and then you would see this Costco-sized container of Lysol wipes propped on top of the jump seats in front of row 9 (B757) and she could be seen wiping down the galley area (the wall ovens, the work surfaces, etc.).
- Whenever she came through to pick up service items/trash, she would put on plastic gloves (which she would take out from another Costco-sized box).
Anyone else had a Germaphobe FA on their flight?