Delta Flight Attendants Take To The Floor To Protect Themselves During Turbulence [Roundup]

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  1. Safety first. Flight attendants’ or passenger blood on the aircraft ceiling due to turbulence can ruin your afternoon.

  2. Sara Nelson is an idiot. She reminds me of that Lara Gladding at AA a few years ago. Just keep being as radical and annoying as possible and hopefully they can get a cushy government job.

  3. I’ve seen FA’s drop to the floor multiple times over the years, especially on transpac flights where severe turbulence can come without warning.

  4. Nelson looks absolutely ridiculous with that BLM nonsense in her profile picture.

  5. OH NO… @Gary AGAIN does not know FA protocols but posts click bait. Go back to whining.

    Guess what- that is PROCEDURE. Kudos the the FA’s for quick acting. But, kudos to @Gary for click baiting..

  6. I knew a FA whose flight hit extreme turbulence. She went airborne and landed on her back on a row of seats. She broke her pelvis and back. Never worked again.

  7. I saw a quick thinking, and well trained, AA flight attendant dump a fresh pot of hot coffee on the floor when we hit severe turbulence. Her reaction time was impressive.

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