This Southwest Airlines employee had passengers cheering as he walked them through security precautions before their flight took off.
Flight attendants, take note.
This Southwest Airlines employee had passengers cheering as he walked them through security precautions before their flight took off.
"Folks, it's $2,200 for tampering with the smoke detector in the lavatory, and you know if you had $2,200, you'd be on United Airlines in first class," he said, as reported in the New York post. (Read story here)
He also had this advice for parents traveling with children. "For those of you traveling with two of your children, what in the world were you thinking? But when those masks fall, you'll want to put the mask on the bright one."
Watch full video here:
This Southwest Airlines employee had passengers cheering as he walked them through security precautions before their flight took off.
"Folks, it's $2,200 for tampering with the smoke detector in the lavatory, and you know if you had $2,200, you'd be on United Airlines in first class," he said, as reported in the New York post. (Read story here)
He also had this advice for parents traveling with children. "For those of you traveling with two of your children, what in the world were you thinking? But when those masks fall, you'll want to put the mask on the bright one."
Watch full video here:
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