These Flight Attendant Hacks and Off-menu Perks Could Make Your Next Long-haul Flight More Comfortable. Iona Brannon. June 1, 2025 at 8:00 AM. Copied; ... View of a flight attendant call button.

From staying hydrated to extra perks that you can request, these are the best ways to make your next long-haul flight more comfortable, according to flight attendants.

Flight attendants can provide more than just the standard beverage service. According to Larry Holcombe, an American Airlines flight attendant, passengers can request first aid supplies like Band ...

Easter Eggs, Things You Missed And Review. We breakdown the Disney+ animated shorts show I Am Groot set in the MCU, episode by episode we point out all of the easter eggs and callbacks to the movies, ...

Another move that annoys airline workers: abusing the flight attendant call button. For more on how to behave on a flight, check out our 52 definitive rules of flying .

A British Airways flight attendant was found naked and dancing in a business class bathroom mid-flight on a superjumbo Airbus A380, and colleagues accused him of going on a drug-fueled bender.

A first-class Delta passenger asked a question regarding aircraft security. After taking up his questions with the cabin manager, the flight crew kept a close eye on him for the duration of the ...

A man who posed as a flight attendant for four different airlines scammed 120 free flights over the course of years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida announced ...

Another move that annoys airline workers: abusing the flight attendant call button. For more on how to behave on a flight, check out our 52 definitive rules of flying .

A Kansas man who allegedly dragged an American Airlines flight attendant up the aisle of a plane is facing charges, the Department of Justice said on Wednesday. Julius Jordan Priester, 24, was ...

A traveler posted on the Delta Reddit page that on their red-eye flight from Los Angeles to Fort Lauderdale, the person in front of them in seat 1B asked a flight attendant a question that was met ...

Agreeing to swap seats at 30,000 feet might seem like the generous thing to do — but there’s a good reason you should always say no, according to airline insiders.