A Flight Attendant Reveals a Secret About Her Uniform

Danger Alert: Flight Attendant Reveals SECRET

(AmericanProsperity.com) – Unruly passengers continue to cause havoc on both domestic and international flights. The scourge of bad behavior recently prompted one heavily affected flight attendant to speak out in a controversial op-ed published on The Guardian’s website. In it, “Meryl Love” reveals a shocking secret about her uniform that isn’t easy to fathom: Wearing it makes her a target for abuse after she lands.

My piece in the guardian today – thanks to @BBCUpload @thejournalice @guardian | Meryl Love https://t.co/tQTaIL5CPG

— Meryl Love – Anonymous Air Hostess (@meryl_air) July 19, 2022

Love writes that keeping the uniform on seems to instantly turn her into a target for customer anger. Aggressive flyers use it as a means to lash out with complaints and demand changes or compensation. Some of them are so angry, the flight attendant fears for her own personal safety.

The airline worker writes passionately about the chaotic experience of serving as a flight attendant while in the sky. She says customers expect the world and frequently ask her to solve every problem under the sun, including vomiting children and corporate-level problems with airlines far beyond her pay grade.

Love doesn’t mince words when it comes to talking about what’s driving the current epidemic of bad behavior on flights. She blames the chaos of summer travel, staff shortages, and a veritable litany of problems that stem from airlines repeatedly dropping the ball: lost bags, poor customer service, delayed flights, and cancellations.

Fox News Digital reached out to the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) for information on flight crew safety concerns. It sent the media outlet a copy of a Homeland Security hearing from November 2021. At the time, AFA President Sara Nelson told Congress that attendants had become targets for violent attacks.

The subcommittee in charge of that meeting made a number of recommendations to curb the problem, including initiating a zero-tolerance policy for unruly customers. But were those suggestions really enough, or does the government need to do more?

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