AN airline worker has revealed hidden flight attendant sleeping pods on planes.
Quinten Moshy showed dark areas with no windows where cabin crew can nap.
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Lights on the wall let them read or chat while on their breaks and the entire floor is passed out with a mattress-like surface.
Quinten wrote in the caption: “No windows, just mirrors and curtains.”
A fellow flight attendant commented: “My favourite part of a long haul flight is getting to crawl in my bunk and knock out for two+ hours.
“It’s surprisingly cozy up there.”
One person commented: “Looks kinda cozy.”
“Thanks – this made my day,” added another.
Earlier this month a flight attendant revealed how they keep passengers calm.
In an in-flight magazine, KLM’s in-flight entertainment manager revealed how the cabin crew on their planes can use music to change and maintain the atmosphere.
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He also explained how not every journey will call for the same vibe, and how the flight attendants will choose the right music for each flight.
He said: “What passengers might not know is that it’s the flight attendants who pick the music.
“They can choose from three playlists: easy, medium or up-tempo. And every list is compiled to suit the mood of the entire plane.
“For example, if you boarded an evening flight, you probably heard the easy playlist, which has a mellow vibe.
“What’s more: all of our playlists include upcoming talent, and can be found (together with other playlists) on Spotify.”
Another flight attendant said cabin crew gives bad service to passengers who make a common mistake.
In a Facebook post, Kristie Koerbel revealed a number of things that make her job more difficult and also explained why there is so much travel chaos at the moment.
