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detailing how she had her skirt measured as a flight attendant, and an Emirates worker has even explained how they must wear their scarves. READ MORE: Glam Emirates flight attendants show how to pull off iconic plane lookBut, in recent years, some airlines have changed their uniforms to make them more modern, comfortable or even sexy.We take a look at some of the world's most eye-catching airline uniforms below... Virgin Atlantic has ditched its traditional uniform requirements to allow staff to express their gender identity.That means that no matter their sex, the cabin crew are welcome to choose to wear skirts or trousers as they please.All workers and customers will also be allowed to wear badges announcing their pronouns and passengers can add gender neutral markers to their tickets.Crew, pilots and ground teams can wear uniforms designed by Dame Vivienne Westwood which "best represents them – no matter their gender, gender identity, or gender expression", the company announced last month.

illegal to have sex in a public lavatory in the UK it is always a risky move. READ MORE: Horny couples can charter a private jet to join the Mile High club in Las Vegas We’d suggest it’s not worth getting into trouble over – especially as you can hire a plane specifically designed for love making for under a grand! However, flight attendants and pilots spend more time on planes than the rest of us.And, it seems they make the most of this and lots of cabin crew members have cheekily joined the club…On Reddit, an air hostess opened up about her job in the skies – and claims that pilots and flight attendants get frisky on the regular.They created a post bidding people to ask anything they like about working for an airline.Typically, one person asked about the Mile High Club and the crew member’s reply might shock you.They said: “Ok, I only had sex on a plane once, with myself.

Turkey and Greece. And, while the flight is an inconvenience to some who hate having to traipse through the airport that doesn’t mean we should act differently on planes from other public transport.But, you’re unlikely to see people behaving on a bus like they do on a flight – and flight attendants are sick of it.READ MORE: Cabin crew share things passengers should never do on plane such as wearing shorts We previously found out the things that cabin crew hate passengers doing during their journey from clipping their toenails to grabbing their uniforms.

There are certain things that people do on airplanes which annoy flight attendants to no end.

expert help of cabin crew having encountered an issue while cruising through the clouds, reports the Mirror. The woman explained how she'd clambered onto an eight and a half hour Air Canada flight from a European city to Toronto and was placed next to a physically large fellow customer who had a seatbelt extender.

video on TikTok with five health and hygiene tips for airline passengers. “Do not fall asleep or lean your head on the window,” said Tommy.“You are not the only one that has done that and you don't know how many people or children have wiped their hands or other things all over the window.”He also recommended not wearing shorts on planes.“Don’t or try not to wear shorts when you're on an airplane,” he continued.“It's the same thing as the window – you never know how clean it's going to be, so if you have pants, you're going to have less germs.”And, air hostess, @katkamalani, added her comments and revealed the “nastiest parts on a plane from a flight attendant.”In the clip, she said: “First thing’s first, do not touch the back seat pocket.“They clean them out between flights, but they don’t sanitise them.“Think of all the dirty tissues, barf bags and garbage that has been in there.”Kat continued: “Next if you’re gonna use your tray table make sure you sanitise it.“I have seen so many parents use this as a changing table for their child’s diaper and then they put it in the back seat pocket.”Filming the air conditioner vents, she noted: “Yeah those air vents have seen thousands of hands, wipe them down before you touch them.”Looking at the leaflet showing what to do in an emergency, Kat said: “Our safety guide cards – we don’t sanitise them and a lot of people touch and read these to pass by time.

cabin crew member revealed this morning that flight attendant play a game that rates the passengers on their attractiveness.

Reddit, one flight attendant noted: “Women at my airline (UK based international) have to wear a minimum amount of makeup (blush and lipstick) as well as having ‘well manicured’ Nails of a certain range of colours only. Obvious blemishes to be covered.

cancelled flights from EasyJet and British Airways as well as staffing problems in the airports.Statements claim that these have arisen due to a high number of Covid absences in staffing.But, air travel in Britain is usually a quieter and calmer affair – until you get on the plane that is.Then holidaymakers are often left frustrated as they wait hungrily for food or irritated by the crying of babies whose ears hurt from take off.Luckily, the cabin crew know some tips and tricks that could make your flight all together more comfortable. Over on Reddit, the family member of a flight attendant (FA) shared his tip for getting more snacks and drinks than other passengers.

Christmas gifts.Whitney Steel, from Australia, said it was one of her best days in he life after flying out on December 25 to visit her partner in South Africa in 2019.The long haul flight took her from Melbourne to Dubai, then from Dubai to her destination, Cape Town.Sharing her Christmas story online, Whitney recalled she spent about $100 aud (£54) on gifts to thank all the flight attendants for working on the holiday.She said: "I hand-wrote and personalised each of the 40 cards so they felt it was just for them."They were so shocked and overwhelmed."Ashley also revealed that the gifts were mostly a Christmas card, a lip balm, a pair of eye masks and a piece of chocolate.In the card, she wrote: "Hello lovely, thank you for getting us

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!There’s nothing worse than being stuck on the plane next to a gassy holidaymaker.Fart smell in a confined space can make us want to reach for the oxygen masks.And many of us would blame passengers sitting in front or beside us for the unpleasant smells.But flight attendants have confessed they are often the ones to blame for the odour.They even have a term used to describe breaking wind mid-flight – and it’s called “crop dusting”.While they’re letting rip, sneaky cabin crew members walk up and down the aisle pretending to check seat belts and other safety measures.On Reddit, one flight attendant admitted: “Crop dusting (is) basically farting whilst we walk down the aisle due to the

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An American airline company has sent a memo to its staff telling them not to use duct-tape to detain unruly customers following incidents where flight attendants tied up passengers.The memo from United Airlines reminded cabin crew to "address difficult situations calmly" and to use "designated items".It clearly stated: "Alternative measures such as tape should never be used."This comes as shocking footage emerged of a 13-year-old boy being restrained on an American Airlines flight and duct-taped to his seat.The teen had allegedly tried to kick a window and assaulted his mum while the plane was flying between Maui and Los Angeles, according to CBSN.The Airbus A321 took off at 12:44 pm and

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Flight attendant and ex-Love Island star Amy Hart has revealed the moment a cabin crew found out their passengers had been getting down and dirty – and had a rather unexpected response.The Mile High Club is used to reference when a couple have sex on an aircraft, usually in the tiny toilets.The rise in popularity and accessibility of first class travel has meant more brazen passengers have tried to join this exclusive club due to its extra space.And, contributing to Channel 5 programme Upgrade Me: Secrets of First Class, former flight attendant and ex-Love Island contestant Amy Hart revealed those working on the plane sometimes make light-hearted fun of the frolicking.Amy explained:

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Pictures and videos have gone viral on social media recently, showing passengers held to their seat with duct tape.This has sparked a big debate on whether it should be used by flight attendants, with many highlighting the safety issues involved in having a person properly tied down in the event of an emergency.But others claim it's necessary in order to control a person's behaviour until the plane can land safely.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says it's received more than 2,500 reports of unruly behaviour from passengers on American airlines since the start of this year.

A Frontier Airlines crew is suspended for duct-taping a belligerent passenger to his seat after he allegedly groped two flight attendants and assaulted a third.

Arrow star Stephen Amell responded to reports that he was 'forcibly removed' from a flight after a shouting match with his wife, Cassandra Jean.The 40-year-old actor'appeared intoxicated' and was repeatedly asked to 'lower his voice' on the aircraft, but he refused, according to TMZ.Amell took to Twitteron Wednesday morning and admitted he let his emotions get the best of him as he downplayed the event to his two million followers. Trouble: Arrow star Stephen Amell responded to reports that he was 'forcibly removed' from a flight after a shouting match with his wife, Cassandra Jean; seen in 2019'My wife and I got into an argument Monday afternoon on a Delta flight from Austin to LA.

@katkamalani page, the flight attendant says it is possible to blag freebies if something goes wrong on your flight, but it only works for nice people.She says: "Want to know how to get free drinks and miles? Well I'm, a flight attendant and I'm about to tell you!"Kat claims that if your air conditioning or TV screen isn't working and the cabin crew can't fix it, you can easily get compensation.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAirlines have upped their hygiene measures during the coronavirus pandemic.But as planes are turned around quickly in between short haul flights, it’s likely some areas will still be grubby.Over the years, flight attendants have warned about the perils of touching dirty surfaces in communal areas.In an Ask Reddit forum, a cabin crew member urged people to think twice before putting their hands on tray tables or seat pockets.They wrote: “If you're flying short haul, definitely bring antibac wipes or sanitiser.“A lot of airlines will have the crew 'turnaround' the plane meaning they pick up your rubbish, fold your seatbelt over, file your