Flight Attendants Are Calling Out The Most Entitled And Selfish Things People Have Done On A Flight

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“I was on a flight, and this older man and his toddler sat in the row behind me. His toddler sat for takeoff, while kicking my seat continuously really hard and pulling my hair. After takeoff, the child refused to stay in his seat for more than a few minutes at a time — pushing other seats, throwing things, crying, pulling my hair and that of other passengers, etc. The flight attendant repeatedly told the man the child needed to be seated, but he would just reply he won’t stay and kept watching the in-flight movie and ignoring what his child was doing to others. At one point, when the flight attendant asked him to seat the child again, he expected her to do it for him.”

“Eventually, the kid stays put because the man let the kid stand in his seat (and figured that’s good enough until we begin descending). This made it easier for the kid to pull at other peoples’ hairs and pinch them. The man didn’t once apologize to other passengers. The best part was shortly into this four-hour flight, it starts to smell like ????, really bad. Turns out, the kid pooped his diapers, and this man did not bring any additional diapers. He expected the flight attendant to have some AND change it — which she did not. I don’t know why this man expected flight attendants to take care of his child for him. Poor kid. I can imagine it was uncomfortable for him, and of course, he wouldn’t want to sit like that. The smell was horrible for the remainder of the flight and filled most of the area in the cabin, even though the flight attendants tried things to help with the smell, but he still had his dirty diaper on the whole flight, so you could still strongly smell it. The flight attendants apologized, even though it wasn’t their fault. Everyone couldn’t wait to get off the plane once we landed. As everyone was getting off, the flight attendants told the man to next time make sure he packs diapers and is better prepared to fly with the child.”

—hiyacat