I’m A Flight Attendant And We Always Lie When Passengers Ask This Question

When passengers ask a typical inquiry, airline employees always lie, according to a flight attendant.

Reddit, a major social networking platform, asked flight attendants about their hectic lives in the original post.

Additionally, a commenter who identified themselves as a flight attendant gave some very intriguing insider information.

Passengers are naturally inquisitive because flying is such a novel experience, and they routinely ask the flight attendants where they are flying over.

However, the brutally honest airline employee acknowledged that most of the time workers lied to passengers when they inquired about their whereabouts.

Being imprisoned in a metal cage at 40,000 feet with frequently hungry and exhausted passengers makes the job of flight attendants, who are always on call, far more difficult.

Staff members’ decision to utter a white lie is entirely understandable given that they lack the time to look out a tiny window hundreds of kilometers below whenever a question arises.

Even if they did, the airborne worker acknowledges that there are very few occasions when they would be able to give an exact location.

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The flight attendant revealed that flying over a well-known site is the only time when crew members are not lying.

“Answering inquiries about what we are flying over…hint, we don’t known unless it’s evident like the grand canyon, so if we give you a legitimate answer we are probably making it up lol,” the comment said in full.

However, the attendant said that lying was obviously unneeded for other often requested inquiries like connections, luggage, and passenger concerns.

Additionally, the amusing remarks made by other flight attendants on the same topic amused Redditors.

One person joked in response to the initial query: “When the cap says ‘prepare for landing,’ I dance.”

Source: nypost.com