United Airlines Passenger Handed Gloves, Told To Clean Previous Flyer’s Blood Off Seat Himself [Roundup]

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  1. United flight attendants are obviously not there for your safety when they won’t clean up possibly infectious blood at your seat and instead of using their training for such situations, have an untrained person, the passenger, do it instead. There for your safety my foot.

  2. This UA flight attendant is obviously one of the many overworked, underpaid critical safety workers I keep hearing about. Throwing money at their union will surely fix the problem of unskilled labor with 2 weeks of training not performing up to expectations.

    I would say maybe they should take a flight on an Asian carrier as part of their training, but then they’d probably infect the Asian FAs with their shitty attitude.

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