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When it comes to helpful tricks and tips while travelling by air, no one has better advice than flight attendants.

on her TikTok page, Kat pretends to cry hysterically at the thought of her son being teased because she is so attractive."Me thinking about how my son is going to be bullied because his mum is such a MILF," she writes in the on-screen text.The acronym MILF is slang for "mum I'd like to f***", and Kat finishes the skit by showing herself collapse onto her bed in pretend despair."I'm sorry, forgive me," she said as she revealed the video was just a joke.The video was watched more than 36,000 times and many viewers agreed with her message.One person commented it was "too funny" while a second said, "This is awesome!"A third viewer joked: "I mean the hardships he will have to endure it's horrific."Someone else wrote: "Just teach him self-confidence from a young age...

TikTok, Kat Kamalani reacts to a video of somebody trying to leave a passenger plane in a rush by jumping ahead of people waiting to get off further up the aisle.The on-screen caption reads: "People who try to get off an airplane before others seated ahead of them should be put on the 'no fly' list immediately."Kat weighs in and says: "Yeah I approve this message." The video was watched more than 22,000 times on TikTok and many of Kat's followers shared the same sentiment.One viewer said: "I always wait for everyone to get off the plane before I get off it's just easier that way."A second commented: "Seriously! This is common courtesy and people don't get it.""Seriously that is my pet peeve I'll stand in the aisle and refuse to move to

Kat Kamalani, who worked as an air hostess for seven years, explains in a TikTok video that cabin crew are normally only paid for "in-flight hours" when the plane is actually ready to fly.

Kat Kamalani, a US-based former air hostess, says planes can be very noisy as well as freezing cold or far too hot.You might also have a flight attendant who doesn't turn off the lights at bedtime and other annoying distractions. Kat, who previously revealed why putting your seat up can be "life or death", has an arsenal of sleep hacks for the plane.

TikTok video, Kat Kamalani @katkamalani tells viewers in a very deadpan voice what cabin crew "love".The ex-air hostess has recently revealed what you need to know about plane toilets and why putting your seat up means "life and death" in emergencies.In this latest video, Kat says: "I was a flight attendant for six years I think it's kinda rude that flight attendants don't want you to know this so I'm just going to expose everyone and tell you what you should know."The first thing is the flight attendant button: we love it when people press it over and over again."We kind of look at each other to see who is going to get there first and there's kinda like a beat that we like to dance to when we hear it over and over again."Especially when it

TikTok video captioned "best travel food hacks" cabin crew and influencer Kat Kamalani @katkamalani shows what she likes to eat to stay nourished during the long journeys. Showing off her prepared lunch box, she says: "Whether I'm traveling for business, my family, vacation, or work this is what I bring every time."I always bring my insulated bag and water bottle to keep hydrated."Showing a box filled with celery and carrots and an apple, she continues: "First off, I always make sure I bring veggies and a piece of fruit."Next, I have to have something that curbs my sweet tooth and I love these Skinny Dipped travel packs and I love how they are filled with clean ingredients."In case there are any delays.

Kat Kamalani, a flight attendant and mum-of-two, recalls how she was at the gym choosing her weights when a man she didn't know asked her if she was going to lift 35lbs.Kat says as a "joke" she was going to use the 100lb (45kg) weights, so the man apparently mocked her.She continues the story: "He laughed and said I couldn't even pick the 100s up and points to the 5s and says there are the girl weights."Kat continues: "So I stood up and grabbed the 100s and did this in front of him."The air hostess then shows herself squatting and lifting the giant weight multiple times, barely showing her exertion.She uploaded the clip on her @katkamalaniTikTok page and it's been watched more than 50,000 times and racked up thousands of likes and

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A flight attendant has shared some tips to plane passengers who miss their flight at an airport.Whether you have spent too much time doing duty-free shopping or you're having a nap waiting for your gates to be announced, there is nothing more stressful than realising you are about to miss your flight.But air hostess Kat Kamalani, from US, said there's still a way to board.In her latest TikTok video, she sets the scenario and says: "Okay we've all been there. We are running late to our gate, we are panicking."Here's the first thing you need to do – always, always still go to your gate if your plane has not departed, or even if you're a few minutes late."The reason being is a.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A flight attendant has joked she is "done" after viewers spotted her door moving in a creepy way in one of her videos.Kat Kamalani is an air hostess who shares flight secrets and travel tips on her Instagram and TikTok channels.In one of her most recent clips, uploaded on Thursday (September 30) the flight attendant is retelling the story of how she met and fell in love with her husband.Behind her, the door moves back and forth as if it is caught in a draft, and viewers were quick to freak out.One person joked she had a "house full of ghosts" and another told her to "have fun with the ghosts"."First thing I came to the comments for! That door," said someone else.Another wrote: "NOT THE

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A flight attendant has spilled the beans on how to get "special treatment" when flying by doing simple acts of kindness for the crew.

Kat Kamalani uploaded on her TikTok channel, she explains the absolute worst things she has witnessed people do mid-air.

on her TikTok channel on Wednesday, May 26, flight attendant Kat Kamalani told her followers the things that she found helped her have a comfortable flight.

TikTok video, cabin crew member Kat Kamalani explains the controversial "mistakes" that can lead to arguments breaking out between passengers.Obviously, a plane is quite a cramped space and journeys can be long so it is quite common for tempers to flare.According to Kat, it is common courtesy when flying that the person in the middle seat gets to use both arm rests and the people either side can only use one.She also believes that the person next to the window blind has the final say whether it is open or closed, even if other passengers aren't happy.It's also completely fine, according to Kat, to tilt your seat right back into the space of the person sitting behind you.In the video, she says: "If you are sitting in the middle, you get both

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays A former flight attendant has revealed why pilots and cabin crew can avoid going through security before getting on the plane. In a TikTok video, Kat Kamalani, who worked as an air hostess in the US, spills the beans on how cabin crew are vetted so they can bypass the annoying security check at airports.

Despite travelling a lot during pre-Covid times, it seems there's still plenty we don't know about planes.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAn air hostess has warned travellers not to order tea or coffee from the plane as she revealed the secrets on TikTok.Kat Kamalani, from Utah, the US, shared the tips to her 467,000 followers and told them to "never to consume" those products on any airplane.The 30-year-old stewardess says in the video: "Rule number one – never consumer any liquid that is not in a can or a bottle."The reason being is those water tanks are never cleaned, and they are disgusting."So talk to a flight attendant, we rarely, rarely drink the tea or coffee, they come from the same water tank and so when you're drinking that coffee and tea it comes from that hot

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA flight attendant has explained her top tips of things you must do when you first check into a hotel – something she knows a thing or two about.Kat Kamalani, from Salt Lake City in Utah, US, made a viral TikTok video about how to check your room is hygienic and safe before you throw yourself onto the bed and catch a well-earned snooze.The 30-year-old frequent flier took viewers on a tour of a Hilton hotel room and filmed herself giving it a thorough examination, showing fans how she makes sure it is up to scratch.In the clip, Kat said: "Never say your room number out loud just in case there is anyone around and you don't want them