The Sun tried performing CPR on a plane with British Airways and the tight conditions made it hard. Meanwhile flight attendants for Ryanair will need to have specific skills to work in the air.
A spokesman said: "All Ryanair aircraft carry first aid equipment, in full compliance with EU safety regulations. "All crew are trained in first aid procedures, including defibrillators, which are carried on board.In severe circumstances, the pilot would have to divert the plane to the nearest suitable airport.
The spokesman added: "We'd request medical assistance to be on standby before landing."While crew are medically trained, in some tragic cases even professional staff are unable to help.So if the passenger dies, the body is moved to an empty row or business class away from others, then covered by a rug.
However this does differ depending on the airline.Speaking to Business Insider, flight attendant Annette Long said she usually covers up the body with a blanket.
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