Flying providers always greet passengers when they get on the plane, but although it may seem nothing more than a friendly welcome, there is actually a hidden meaning behind their Hello.
Wizz Air -Air Value Ioana iachim (@ioanaichim) have to Tapping To explain the real reason why your answer to their greeting is much more important than you think.
In her video caption, Ioana reveals that flight servers not only greet passengers out of “courtesy”.
She says the right reason why flyer servers often say hello to passengers is to “see if you are too drunk or sick to fly”.
A drunk or bad passenger may not respond to the cabinet’s friendly greeting to the cabin crew.
The flying servants can then watch the passenger or even stop getting on the plane.
Many travelers were shocked by the unveiling of Ioana with one person saying that they think the crew greeted them because they “presented me”.
Another person wrote: ‘I never greet them back because I’m an introvert’.
Wizz Air -Air Value Ioana Iachim (@ioAnaChim) took to Tiktok to explain the real reason why your answer to their greeting is much more important than you think
In her video caption, Ioana reveals that flight servers do not just greet passengers from ‘Courtesy’
Meanwhile, another passenger said: “They always ask me if I want to put in the exit, so I have to get an A+ during this test.”
Travelers who sit in the exit row must be prepared to open the door in case of an emergency.
And one traveler said they tend to ask for help from the flying servers when they get on the plane.
They wrote, “I take the quick time to call my serious flight, I have flown Wizz Air lately and people are so beautiful about it.”
