The spiritual things of the flight attendant industry, a series of hidden rules that are difficult for anyone to argue with

Not only do forensic doctors need to deal with spiritual issues, but the beautiful boys and girls of the aviation industry also have to face many equally ghostly phenomena and stories, along with hidden rules that refer to people. only when you understand.

A female flight attendant once trembled and revealed her own experience of encountering something unclean on the plane. On that fateful flight, there were a number of strange phenomena that kept repeating, such as the lights constantly turning on and off on the plane, and the sounds of flushing water in the toilet even though there was no one inside.

"At my airline, we always believe that plane number 502 has a soul. Except for a few people who don't believe it, the rest of us still affectionately call that plane Christine - the name is named after famous horror movie based on the work of Stephen King," an anonymous flight attendant told News when talking about her experience of meeting a ghost in the sky.

According to this flight attendant, Christine treats some people better than others. However, most airline employees believe that "she" has an erratic personality. One of the stories that flight attendants still tell each other is that they saw the temperature in the airplane cabin suddenly increase and decrease, and the lights turned on and off continuously. Sometimes, flight attendants clearly hear the sound of flushing water in the toilet when the plane is at an altitude of 12,000 m. However, she waited forever and still no one came out. When I pushed the door open and looked in, the bathroom was completely empty.

"Christine doesn't distract me, but some flight attendants and pilots in the airline often try to avoid flying with her because of rumors," the flight attendant said.

However, Christine is not the only plane said to be haunted. One of the most famous stories on this subject belongs to Eastern Airlines flight 401.

The story begins in 1972, when the Lockheed L-1011-1 Tristar plane carrying 3 pilots, 10 flight attendants and 172 passengers crashed in the Everglades, Florida. This accident caused many people to die, including pilots.

Pilots Robert Albin and Albert John Stockstill on Eastern Airlines Flight 401

It didn't stop there. The survivors have seen the fallen pilots on the Lockheed L-1011-1 Tristar many times, appearing on other flights. An airline flight attendant reported that one of the pilots appeared mid-flight to warn her of a fire about to break out in the cabin and then disappeared. That reported accident, according to rumors, happened the next day.

In addition to the above scary story, the aviation industry also has many hidden rules such as flight attendants in many countries having to go to hotels instead of going home after the plane lands. The explanation for the above question, an industry insider once revealed, is due to the continuous departure and arrival of flights. This leads to tight work schedules for flight attendants, requiring them to travel frequently between cities and countries. Staying at a hotel near the airport helps them save travel time, ensuring they have enough rest time before starting the next flight.

Flight attendants' work schedules are often not fixed and can change continuously. Staying at a hotel helps them avoid disturbing their families with erratic travel schedules and ensures they have private time to rest and relax.

Second, airlines have strict regulations on rest times for flight attendants to ensure the safety of both crew and passengers. After a long flight, flight attendants need enough time to get enough sleep and relax before starting the next task. Staying at a hotel makes it easier for them to comply with these regulations and ensure their health and alertness while working.

Additionally, most flight attendant hotels are located near the airport, making it convenient for traveling to and from work. This helps them save time and travel costs, especially at night or when traffic is heavy.

Another interesting revelation from a male flight attendant of a US-based airline will make you or anyone who intends to use coffee on the plane hesitate. Specifically, this person said , "The water tank on the plane is rarely cleaned. It is also often located near the toilet. I don't want to think about mold and bacteria growing in those places. Because of any For whatever reason, we are not allowed to pour the water in the bottle down the drain, but must pour it into the toilet. Therefore, when pouring, to avoid splashing, you must place the bottle near the toilet. At this time, bacteria may be present or anything that could bounce back and stick to the coffee pot" .

The above information quickly attracted the attention of many netizens, most of whom expressed that they always felt shivers when they saw people ordering coffee on the plane.

Because according to some rules, flight attendants only drink bottled drinks and never drink any liquid prepared on the plane. The reason is because the water used for mixing comes from the tank on the plane. Water tanks are rarely cleaned and are usually located near the toilet. The water for coffee or tea comes from the same water tank. Because of this, parents are advised not to use water on the flight to prepare milk for their children.

Dr. Cedric Spark, an infectious disease specialist at Baylor University Medical Center, recommends that people with compromised immune systems stay away from drinks on flights.

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