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    6 “Polite” Things Passengers Do That Flight Attendants Wish They’d Stop

    by SharonKurheg April 21, 2026
    by SharonKurheg April 21, 2026

    Good intentions don’t always translate to good behavior—especially on a plane. Call me a Pollyanna, but I’ve always held the belief that most adults, deep down inside, are decent people. …

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    An Airline Joked About Banning Bare Feet—Now Passengers Want It to Be Real

    by SharonKurheg April 9, 2026
    by SharonKurheg April 9, 2026

    A joke policy struck a nerve—and revealed something surprising about airline rules. For a few hours, airline passengers thought one carrier had finally done it—they’d banned bare feet on planes. …

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    A Flight Attendant Refused to Serve Alcohol to an Exit Row Passenger—Was That Allowed?

    by SharonKurheg April 4, 2026
    by SharonKurheg April 4, 2026

    We all know that flight attendants have a hard job to do. They’re at the ready to keep you safe, of course – that’s the #1 part of their job. …

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    Passenger Told Her Carry-On Was Too Heavy. The Airport Meltdown That Followed Was Wild

    by SharonKurheg March 19, 2026
    by SharonKurheg March 19, 2026

    Most travelers know airlines have weight limits for checked bags. But many international airlines also limit the weight of carry-on bags — and not everyone takes the news well. All …

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    After Delta, Alaska Airlines Quietly Banned These Popular In-Flight Comfort Items

    by SharonKurheg February 27, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 27, 2026

    Earlier this year, Delta Air Lines updated its rules around in-flight comfort accessories, citing safety concerns. Alaska Airlines has now followed suit, quietly rolling out similar restrictions. For some travelers, …

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    What Flight Attendants Do With Leftover Alcohol Served in First Class

    by SharonKurheg February 22, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 22, 2026

    Flying first class is fun. You get a bigger, comfier seat, more legroom, better food, and a wide selection of adult beverages. That fancy alcohol doesn’t come cheap, of course. …

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    A Flight Attendant Finally Lost Her Patience—and Said It Over the PA

    by SharonKurheg February 21, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 21, 2026

    A flight attendant’s blunt announcement over the PA system is drawing attention for how directly it addressed passengers ignoring basic safety rules during taxi. Some found it harsh. Others thought …

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    Delta Quietly Banned These Popular In-Flight Comfort Items

    by SharonKurheg January 6, 2026
    by SharonKurheg January 6, 2026

    Every so often, airlines “update” their rules. If the change can be spun as a win for passengers—even marginally—they’ll trumpet it like it’s the invention of flight itself. Southwest provided …

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    Can You Check Bags To Your Destination With Two Different Reservations?

    by joeheg August 28, 2025
    by joeheg August 28, 2025

    The rules for checking a bag with airlines can be confusing. It gets even more complicated when you’re connecting between two different airlines. And in 2025, it’s just as tricky …

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    What Really Happens If You Smoke on a Plane or Destroy the Lavatory Smoke Detector

    by SharonKurheg July 8, 2025
    by SharonKurheg July 8, 2025

    Commercial planes with a passenger capacity of 20 or more are equipped with a smoke detector system that monitors the lavatories for smoke. Smoke indicators provide a warning light in …

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