The identity of the person who delivered 11kg of banned substances to 4 flight attendants to bring back to Vietnam shocked and revealed industry secrets?

As reported, on March 16, at the international arrival terminal of Tan Son Nhat airport (HCMC), the Import Luggage Procedure Team (Tan Son Nhat International Airport Customs Branch) questioned The luggage of 4 Vietnam Airlines flight attendants returning from France contained banned substances.

The identities of these four hostesses were identified as Nguyen Thanh Thuy (chief flight attendant), Tran Thi Thu Ngan, Dang Phuong Van and Vo Tu Quynh.

Through inspection, the authorities discovered inside the suitcase there were tubes of toothpaste, mouthwash containing more than 8kg of banned drugs and more than 3kg of ketamine (the most expensive type of banned substance), cocaine.

At the time of work, the flight attendants were shocked and burst into tears when they learned that there was a banned substance in the luggage. They testified that when in France, a person (unidentified) asked to "carry some goods back home" and paid more than 10 million VND.

Due to being too tired because they had just gone through a long flight, the flight attendants only looked through a few tubes of ice cream and did not see anything unusual.

Currently, the identity of the person who delivered the banned goods to the above 4 female flight attendants is a question mark, but this will be the key to solving the case. According to some unorthodox sources, this person has a not-so-medium background, and when caught, it will certainly cause a stir in public opinion.

It is known that the Police Department for Investigation of Crimes on Prohibited Substances The Ho Chi Minh City Police Department in collaboration with the Tan Son Nhat International Airport Customs Branch is actively investigating the case of a group of flight attendants of Vietnam Airlines. more than 10 kg of banned substances on flight VN10 from France to Vietnam.

Referring to flight attendants, most people think of the glamorous life that this profession brings. But in reality, it takes decades of dedication to get there.

Kat Kamalani, 30 years old, is a flight attendant with many years of experience, living in Salt Lake City, Wyoming, USA. She became an influencer on social media with articles and videos sharing about the life of flight attendants. Kamalani has nearly 300,000 followers on TikTok.

People think flight attendants are paid to travel for free, to desirable destinations like Hawaii or Paris, says Kamalani. But in fact, most new flight attendants have to get used to "red-eye" flights. Those are flights that depart from the night before and land early the next morning. This is the time when people rest, so working during this time is often more tiring than other flight hours.

Senior flight attendants are the ones who get the best flight times and destinations, as well as longer rest periods. They can also avoid having to work on holidays - something most novice flight attendants can't.

Besides the glitz, this profession also has to deal with loneliness.

According to Kamalani, a flight attendant's job is harder than people think, and it's not just about serving food and drinks.

Kamalani said she had to attend an 8-week training course, studying 6 days a week, 15 hours a day before being qualified to board a passenger plane. To get into this class, she had to pass many tests and interviews before that. The condition to pass the tests is that you must answer at least 90% of the questions correctly.

Although many people think that serving food and drinks is the main job of a flight attendant, training for what she describes as "customer service" lasts only a single day. . The rest of the time, they have to learn a lot of other skills such as how to evacuate guests, deal with drunk passengers or bad guys, put out fires, medical first aid...

When welcoming guests on board, flight attendants are also trained to observe and evaluate each passenger. They determine who to keep an eye on during the flight, who needs special care, and who to turn to first when something goes wrong.

Flight attendants hate being disturbed before take-off is something Kamalani emphasizes.

"We will almost never provide drinking water, blankets or headphones to passengers before take-off," said Kamalani, explaining that that is a time when flight attendants are very busy checking everything. ready or not.

Kamalani also revealed a tip for passengers to be better served on the flight is to be gentle with the crew, giving them a small gift like a pen or a small candy bar.

Identity of 4 flight attendants carrying 11kg of banned substances to Vietnam: little experience, paid 10 million, harmed? Nhất Diệp2 years agoOn the evening of March 17, the news that four flight attendants of Vietnam Airlines brought a large amount of banned substances back home, causing a shock in the domestic public. In particular, before the stupid testimony of these flight attendants, many netizens then reacted...