I Tried Flight Attendant Academy

[@MichelleKhare]

Subscribe so we can convince the Secret Service to film with us 💪🏽

[@Gladiator6]

Ok done

[@midnightvibes1167]

Done!! I love your videos!!

[@thetimetraveler967]

Ok!

[@christianadrenalinejunkie]

You are so amazing at what you do that I am inspired by you and several other people to start my channel and based it off my sports adventures

[@itsbear882]

done! cant wait for that video!!!

[@KhAnubis]

I knew a little bit about how flight attendants are actual first responders (and far from just flying waiters) but this really gives me a whole new appreciation for the kinds of things they have to prepare for and deal with - and still somehow keep a "customer service face"

[@specularspaghet4449]

Oh hi khanubis

[@hollybabyyy]

Its really crazy what my sister and cousin have to do. And they do this annually

[@bigpun8628]

I too have a new found appreciation for flight attendants now!

[@natashajohnston1977]

Hi my name is amika I am cute!

[@Thefroggang101]

I feel like you should already really appreciate them with out having to see what they do mean yeah you can get a better understanding but you should really just appreciate them my mom works at a aircraft and she does so much and the customers treat her badly so pls pls pls just respect anyone who is treating you nicely they probly don't even get paid enough or there just having a bad day ty for reading : )

[@Kirschkraehe]

I really miss the longer, more detailed videos. This almost feels like a trailer. Would have loved a few words at the end about how you felt, what you learned etc

[@eselcool3720]

me too!!

[@kierstynsaoirse]

Yes I could easily watch 30 mins of this. Would have loved to see more of the arctic and tropical scenarios

[@andyqv-goodvibes1900]

yes! i miss the more intellectual, documentary, in depth feel that addressed all the nuances and misconceptions about the topic at hand... hope you see this Michelle!

[@TechGirl84]

Same!

[@macyjohnson3453]

same, these don’t feel as real anymore

[@kadi9932]

Hassan was too funny 😂😂 when she picked up the axe “Never!” And “…so there’s another fire” just so casual 😂😂

[@DeathThreat_xu]

I was your 499th like

[@nicholasbenge9497]

Yeah we really never want to use the crash axe…

[@ItsDesha]

On the last several Challenge Accepted videos I've noticed there's quite a lot of comments from people about the video being too short and that they miss the longer videos. I still very much enjoy watching these videos and appreciate the amount of time, money and effort it took to get these made. However, I do agree that the videos aren't as impactful as they used to be and that it often feels a bit lacking in depth and substance. I'm sure it's been a conscious decision from Michelle and the team to cut the videos short and I'm honestly curious to why that's the case. I'll gladly keep watching these but I would certainly love it if they'd go back to a longer and more in depth format.

[@becs4544]

I fully agree

[@nicholassookdeo9441]

This

[@Goat.Cheese]

Yep

[@yazmin6655]

This

[@aleja2963]

agreed

[@meganrickards7902]

While I enjoyed this and it was sort of informative, I miss the longer versions that went more in depth with each topic/job. The longer forms not only discussed myths and potential controversial topics about said job, but also showed potential applicants what the job would really be like in an in depth and informative way. Edit: 1,000 likes?! Thank you so much everyone! That’s the most I’ve ever gotten! Thank you!

[@katya2450]

Yes agreed. I love challenge accepted, the last couple of episodes have been shorter. It could be at least 30 minutes!

[@gabrielg.8757]

Yesssssss....!!!!!

[@nicholassookdeo9441]

This

[@Goat.Cheese]

Agreed

[@Sarararara.]

yess

[@Pantherking916]

There is something about the way you can have a laugh & a giggle but you know exactly when to turn the fun off & get serious

[@hopescope]

I had NO IDEA flight attendant training was this intense!! Thank you SO much for sharing this experience ❤️

[@belen_vlogs]

Hi hope!!!

[@habibajemaa5717]

I'm flight attendant in dubai and I had 7 weeks of training 🙃 the first aid wasn't covered but we learn how to deliver a baby too ! Been flying for 12 years and it's literally the hardest yet most rewarding job ever

[@eselcool3720]

@@habibajemaa5717 thank you for all you do!!

[@FinnishArmy]

I doubt it is for every airline, only the good ones.

[@smashingpumpkins27]

Hope! Hiiii 😄

[@IKECH545]

I’m in agreement with others. I hope your videos start to be 25+ mins again. You make fantastic and very unique videos - and you’re one of the only KZbin channels where we actually WANT longer content! Thanks for doing what you do!

[@ryanciani3324]

get off the internet dummy. this is a video not a show. if anything 25 minutes is to long. 15 minutes is very normal. most arent even 15 minutes. stop complaining and just enjoy or unsubscribe. its simple

[@Dev_Odd]

They were giving feedback? What is wrong with that they weren’t hating or anything.

[@ryanciani3324]

no this is complaining. you do realize this isnt a tv show right? if you want something thats promised to be long to to your tv and put in a dvd. if you want something long you've come to the wrong place. shes not a tv host shes just a webstar so be quiet and watch the ideo or get off the internet

[@deannadanielle]

@@ryanciani3324 exactly they think they’re on cable tv or something. All of these episodes don’t need to be so long! They need to appreciate that this series is still going ans is amazing no matter the length.

[@ryanciani3324]

she posts all the time. since i started watching videos about 7 years ago just about every people rarely post, dont post at all, or dont post good videos anymore so i unsubscribed. michelle could be one of those people who just posts for another couple months and stop all together cause all people do is complain in comments now and i wouldnt blame her. like i said this isnt a tv show. if you dont wanna watch her cause shes not posting 58 minute videos your going to be disappiinted cause nobody watches videos that long anyway and the reason for that is cause for an online video people lose focus more easily then when watching movies or tv for some reason. thats why when sometimes you hear someone say during a 16 minute video: i'm gonna wrap this up before it gets long. like its just a video on the internet. your supposed to keep your videos under an hour otherwise you'll start to lose people

[@MHSMagicLuver]

I would absolutely love to go in these simulators. The reason is, turbulence makes me nervous. If I knew exactly what it felt like, maybe I wouldn’t be as nervous.

[@greatrj]

uuuhhmmm...

[@mistyvk]

you don’t know what it feels like? to me it can be like a drop on a rollercoaster

[@alejandraponce6214]

You don’t know what it feels like? 😅 how!?

[@MHSMagicLuver]

@@mistyvk I know what turbulence feels like. I’m meaning the specific like this is normal turbulence and this is bad turbulence. So if I was in a simulator showing bad turbulence (which apparently is actually very rare) I wouldn’t be as afraid with regular turbulence which is what we normally feel, like you feel like you’re going to drop out of the sky.

[@j134679]

@@MHSMagicLuver bad turbulence is like the extreme roller coaster drop, and anyone and anything unbuckled will be hitting the ceiling and then dropping down

[@jordanmatter]

You are one of the most inspirational creators on the platform. Can’t wait to collaborate with you!

[@bestbaconman4547]

Hello jordan

[@jacquelinealmondsky4081]

Hi Jordan, you probably wont see this, but I absolutely LOVE your channel.

[@Fancy_L13]

3rd I love you

[@ludasaf4468]

4 th I watch all of you’re videos

[@thetimetraveler967]

Hey jordan

[@lostsky5428]

i love how he causally said "it could be missing" 9:13

[@rolandfromearth]

This is so true - when I was working in operations control center for an European airline, I was so surprised that pilots often informed us that life jackets were missing.

[@laurensoliz9959]

there were some aspects of this video, along with the latest ones, that just really made me miss the old format. Michelle has always been a positive person but she always knew when to be serious, be attentive, and actually think of what would happen if the scenario was real. this video threw me off from how jokey she was the entire time, the rushed/choppy feel of it overall, and the lack of substance of what actually happens in the TRAINING to become a flight attendant. we didn’t see any actual training efforts, just simulations she was seemingly thrown in. been a long supporter of hers and this series but feeling further away than ever from where she started this series at

[@wooden_table9030]

Yes, I totally agree with you

[@awxriot]

I had the same impression! The way the video was cut, it seemed like she was just joking around and not really taking it seriously. It was kinda annoying to watch.

[@anngocch]

I just looked Dynamic Advanced Training up and its a edutainment to become a cabin crew for a day, not an actual training, maybe thats why a rushed video. But I agree on the jokey thing you said, just feeling a bit off

[@kjc5513]

@@ryanciani3324 Her Videos used to be longer

[@alyzak.8997]

I AGREE 100% Felt the same way with her 'ettiquette school' video

[@rosiedevall]

Your videos are feeling more and more impersonal. I miss your insight and watching you struggle. Hearing you talk about your experiences and watching you overcome fear and anxiety was really inspiring to me. Watching someone appear to be effortlessly perfect at everything they try, is just...kinda discouraging. This is coming from one of your biggest fans! I hope you take this constructive feedback in a loving way.

[@Goat.Cheese]

I agree. They've been feeling more and more "corporate" to me. Less gritty and real like her old stuff that used to make me laugh, cry, and sweat out of stress lol

[@ryanciani3324]

what do you expect? this is a video on the internet. not a movie. stop complaining and turn on your tv for something long

[@averys3627]

@@ryanciani3324 you don't understand. She used to make longer, in depth videos but she exchanged them for short impersonal ones

[@ryanciani3324]

YOU dont understand. thats good. videos are supposed to be that way. seriously if you want something long get off the internet where videos are short. if you want something over an hour your gonna be very disappointed and you dont get the idea of videos. they arent supposed to be long

[@jessebell1289]

@@ryanciani3324 There are plenty of people who make content that is 30/40/50 minutes or more on the internet. It isn't uncommon.

[@TheNoob17]

As a new viewer these vids are actually so good bc she actually challenges herself and in the future she can basically become any job she trained for even a marine

[@littleraeofsunshine]

As former crew, its nice to see more interest in our training! But wish Michelle had added a caveat that this wasn't training, more like a hands-on tour of a training academy. No exams, no evaluations, and no systems experience. This just scratched the surface of how crew are trained!

[@est9949]

Yes, as someone who used to fly a lot, I want to see a longer video of this. Flight attendants are a memorable part of my flying experiences. The level of professionalism and attention to details for the well-being and comfort of all passengers must be the product of these trainings. I wanna see what's behind the scenes. Also, thank you for your service!

[@addie-eileenpaige6460]

I saw the video Delta made showing flight attendant training. Total respect to any flight crews. Not only are you thrown into high stress situations with inconsiderate passengers sometimes, you have to do it while jet lagged & on little sleep.

[@Deevasi]

I honestly think this video was short. I wanted to see more of the training. It was awesome. Can you post any extras or deleted content from this video? Would love to see it. Btw by this point I think you are the bravest people ever. You are ready for any challenge life throws at you! ❤️

[@ryanciani3324]

its not short 15 minutes is normal for videos. this isnt a show or movie. you want something long turn on your tv or put in a dvd

[@ArcherAdventures]

I found this so interesting, especially the part about hypoxia, as my daughter is 13 and has had to live her whole life with an oxygen range of only 75-85% sitting mostly at 81% and never over 85%. Infact shes soon to have a cardiac catheter due to her saturations going below 75%

[@yooriz]

i hope things with your daughter go well ❤

[@ArcherAdventures]

@@yooriz thank you! Xx

[@clairemann2]

I hope your daughter is doing well!!

[@sliceysliceofapancake]

Since most of us would never get to experience such cool flight attendant training, i think we’d really appreciate longer and more detailed videos. for example i would’ve really liked to see longer versions of the jungle and Antarctica crash landing :)))) love your videos

[@francoherrera601]

That's what I was hoping for. This video could have at least been 20 minutes plus

[@sackettfamily4685]

yeah but I think her focus on her life path has shifted and this isn't the main thing anymore. it's lead her to the natural next phase.

[@ryanciani3324]

stop complaining. this is a video. not tv. 15 minutes is normal for an average video. most videos are even a bit shorter

[@sliceysliceofapancake]

@@ryanciani3324 I still thoroughly enjoyed the video, I just wanted to let her know that we wouldn’t mind if she included all the little details she experienced, since she filmed them already anyway

[@TravelsofSarahFay]

I LOVE traveling however I don't think I could ever be a flight attendant. They have to deal with so many situations, unknowns, and this video has really enforced why I would never do it. I love to fly places and respect this profession to the UTMOST degree when ever I fly. Treat flight attendants extra well even when your flights maybe delayed or canceled. They keep you safe.

[@sookysmashaus]

The hardest part is dealing with people. We are trained to deal with emergencies and one thing that is not really discussed is how beautifully redundant the practice of aviation is! Signed a former flight attendant, safety consultant and single engine pilot!

[@hollybabyyy]

That and they have to deal w scary emergencies whilst absolutely knackered. My sis and cousin are never not exhausted and confused

[@lindatannock]

@@sookysmashaus well said! Dealing with the public can be a real headache sometimes 😪. It's a difficult job that doesn't get enough recognition imo. I wish Michelle had done a longer video. 15mins is really only scratching the surface tbh! I'm former cabin crew, cabin safety manager and auditor with an airline.

[@sookysmashaus]

@@lindatannock I agree. Also, for drama they really out her into positions without preparation so instead of training stuff into her to react properly, they placed her in situations with zero awareness. I think it just also be said, these “academies” are EXPENSIVE, come with NO offer of employment at an airline and that every airline trains it’s own FAs. NEVER pay for training a job offer will provide you and PAY you as part of the job. I know she met with aviation influencers and did this all for clicks but it really is a terribly inaccurate way to do this. And she probably didn’t get Stella or Kelsey on board because they know these flight academies are diploma mills. Kind of disappointed. And I love watching her try things.

[@sookysmashaus]

@@lindatannock oh and all of the lifelong ailments that come with flying. Didn’t cover that. Radiation exposure, sleep disorders, on the job injuries, joint and limb issues from shoes, improper footwear and flying in jumpseats etc. ring an FA is physically TAXINg on our bodies!

[@CaydenXyi]

Challenge Accepted isn't just a series; it's the entire spirit of this channel and we're all here for it.

[@AustenAlexander]

Michelle unconscious: “I gotta finish this hypoxia test”

[@giirlydior]

Yes @Aimad Ourahou

[@MichelleKhare]

i have to

[@NateTheLegoBuilder81]

@@MichelleKhare hello!

[@ymir2789]

It's Challenge Accepted after all

[@thehumanspet10]

@@ymir2789 Yup

[@ellamay6405]

you can tell how empathetic Michelle is by the way she reacts to certain situations - after the fake crash, she looked like she was about to tear up, same way as she did during dispatch training, police academy, fire academy. she's not only strong, but incredibly empathetic and emotionally intellectual. i admire her SO much for that. it's amazing to watch, i wish i could meet her.

[@Caragourley]

I love Michelle’s energy, each challenge accepted video she’s always so hyped to be there and to be doing it, Michelle I love your energy so much and thank you so much for all the hard work you put in to provide these inspiring video’s for us 🎉!!

[@vidhoard]

The past few videos feel so rushed and non-serious compared to past ones... so much effort and work put in to such an interesting topic, and we barely got to see any of it. It feels like an ad for being a flight attendent rather than a story of how one ordinary woman pushed through all her fears to try something incredibly challenging.

[@andyqv-goodvibes1900]

YES! i completely agree

[@CallMeGenius318]

I agree, too!!

[@Goat.Cheese]

Agreed

[@whowastheoneguy4719]

Unfortunately I agree, glad I'm not going crazy

[@aleja2963]

yeah i sadly agree, i miss the old format

[@TheGalaxyDew]

No Matter what challenges they are, I'm very proud of this one, You're Awesome at Challenges Michelle ❤️ IT'S AMAZING WHAT YOU DO!!!! You're a true inspiration at Challenges, keep it up.

[@itsbear882]

agree!!!!

[@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495]

Repent to Jesus Christ “Then Jesus declared, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.” ‭‭John‬ ‭6:35‬ ‭NIV‬‬

[@SomeGuyOnYT]

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495 Jesus these nuts, shut up bot

[@TheNetherLord5240]

One of my French teachers in high school was a flight attendant, and she told us it was very intense, but she has all sorts of cool stories.

[@mimi-we3zr]

I am a flight attendant! I hate how people romanticize our work, thinking about how cool is to travel around the world... but it's exausting!! sometimes we don't have energy to enjoy the place we are staying... if you're thinking about being a flight attendant, think about it twice. thank you michelle for showing the audience the reality about our work!!

[@BeeStingBea]

I'm a flight attendant and let me tell you, we really needed this exposure.

[@MichelleKhare]

Thank you for your service!!!

[@jessfidler2356]

Thank you

[@tatianna6748]

Now I’m scared

[@fia-chanchannel]

@@MichelleKhare can you make longer videos please? I've been here for a few years. I really miss your longer videos. 🥺🥰

[@thatoneAvaaa]

Michelle! I have an idea for a video! What if you were trained to be a teacher, and you were trained to do evacuations and get your students out of the classroom, and Lockdown drills. You keep your students in, hidden. Wouldn't that be gold?

[@samissus9727]

Great Idea!!

[@sookysmashaus]

Michelle, I really encourage you to consider a disclaimer with this video. Flight attendant training academies are a financial grift. Absolutely no person wishing to be an FA should ever PAY for their training. Any airline hiring an FA candidate will train their employees, as we have different commands and security unique to each airline. These companies come with NO guarantee of a job after. Applying to become a flight attendant is more competitive than getting into Harvard. There are typically 100K applications for just a thousand or so spots every year. I LOVE your videos, and it is always fascinating to learn of the different unique jobs that keep us all going. Additionally, the pay, hours and expectations of begin a flight attendant or extraordinarily taxing. I realize you are focused on eye catching content, but the less pleasant side of careers is an important factor as well. It would do so many young flight attendants I've met well to truly understand teh commitment, financial and time sacrifice we all make. sincerely and with gratitude, a washed up old flight attendant.

[@spencergraham-thille9896]

As opposed to any other college.

[@sookysmashaus]

@@spencergraham-thille9896 That program is NOT a college. How about you find another thread to start an education discussion. It is imperative that people choose accredited universities if they wish to become experts in aviation planning, engineering, human factors, supply chain logistics, avionics, engineering, or other fields relevant to aviation safety. There is NO ACCREDITED school where you can learn to be a flight attendant. Go crap on education elsewhere please.

[@gabrielas550]

In Brazil flight attending courses like this one are mandatory in order be able to apply for a job in the business.

[@sookysmashaus]

@@gabrielas550 That may very well be true, but these are for-profit scams in the United States, leaving young financially vulnerable people with the hopes that they are guaranteed or have an advantage in securing a position with an airline. They are exploitative here. Given that this creator is American, and I generally really enjoy her content, it's also important to pull back the curtain on this particular production, so as not to unintentionally mislead others. My criticism is not of Michelle, but of the programs like this here, that are fully without merit in the professional aviation space.

[@midwestmasocist]

🙄

[@rakong246]

I noticed that the past few episodes have felt slightly abridged. Not sure if you found that the shorter format is better for viewership but I really miss your half hour episodes as I love to see the entire process inside and out. Regardless, I'm here for more and while I have always appreciated flight attendants, I have an even greater appreciation for the difficulty of their training and truly admire their poise under pressure. On a side note, Hasan is so sassy and I love it. I am also curious about those topless ladies XD

[@godsglo7281]

Michelle: "When do I get to use this?" (Picks up ax) Hasan: NEVER

[@Randomcontent988]

ikr he like YOU ARE NEVER GOING TO USE THAT IN YOU LIFE

[@anonymousperson6119]

He was kind of a dick about it 🤣 “NEVER, we keep this down, we lower this.” I think she can handle holding an axe bro what did you think was gonna happen? Btw here’s a fire fix it

[@sarikawaterart]

Hasan is so funny, his humor level is top notch. And as always Michelle is incredible and a huge inspiration!

[@stephanie_idk6442]

I truly love your content, but I feel as though you haven’t been taking the videos as seriously as before and you aren’t including as much information about these challenges. I seriously love your long, more document style content. I would watch a video that is an hour long. I would love to see you explain the difficulties about the challenges you face. This video felt more like a summery rather than an in depth video. I love and appreciate your work so much!

[@ryanciani3324]

she takes them very seriously. most people hold his own camera and does all the work if anything this is a bit professional for just a video. this is plenty of information. if you want something long go turn on your tv. nobody wants an hour long video. thats way to long for a video. most people wont watch a video thats an hour

[@eselcool3720]

@@ryanciani3324 actually a LOT of people prefer the long-form youtube videos these days! I personally would happily watch 30+ minutes of a challenge accepted video. people are not comparing Michelle to other youtubers. we're comparing her to her old content, when she would post 30minute challenge accepted videos

[@-.MidnasLament.-]

@@eselcool3720 exactly. This Ryan guy is on just about every single comment trying to chastise people that just are saying they miss Michele’s old video format. And yes…. people DO watch her long videos. That was her format and was what people subscribed for. If you don’t know that then you haven’t been subbed to her for very long.

[@theninjamaster67]

@@-.MidnasLament.- Should probably just unsub and watch something else then if you don't enjoy her new content that's generally the only way anything will ever change cause clearly complaining ain't working since all her latest videos are around the same length and unless her views go down it's very unlikely she'll make any changes. Bitching does nothing.

[@iscloudy3922]

@@-.MidnasLament.- I guess Ryan hasn’t heard of constructive criticism 🤷‍♂️

[@0000asdfasdf0000]

its amazing as to how calm and composed this guy is.

[@glencoconut]

ahhh I love Michelle's content but seeing it only be 15 minutes makes me sad. Idk the reasoning but I know there must have been loads they had to cut out which was probably super hard and I know viewers would enjoy the detailed content so it just seems like a win-win to keep more in :(

[@eselcool3720]

I KNOWW 😭 bring back the long-form challenge accepted episodes michelle!!

[@glencoconut]

@@eselcool3720 yesss especially because I KNOW flight attendant training is WAY more intense than this, I would love to have seem Michelle handling that too

[@eselcool3720]

@@glencoconut i know!! I was really sad to see that the scenarios for the arctic and jungle crashes were cut so short, and i'm sure there was a bit of first aid/medical emergency training that was cut from the final footage as well :(

[@ryanciani3324]

ONLY 15 minutes? this is a video not a movie. get off the internet and turn on your tv for something longer

[@glencoconut]

@@ryanciani3324 I just meant in comparison to her older content damnn. I’m not saying this video is bad at all, I was just commenting I would have loved to see more

[@ChrisVillain]

Only Michelle is legendary enough to pull this stuff off I swear ✨🙌🏻❤️✨

[@JustinVanZon]

You couldn't have put this any better

[@itsbear882]

yessir

[@planeguyb7799]

Michelle can do anything and nothing can stop her.

[@Gypsyology]

Flight attendant here... thank you so much for sharing a glimpse of our training : ) creates so awareness and empathy

[@samuelreader9009]

I just love how you tried to blow out that fire at 0:13! I mean, you can do anything you put your mind to!

[@butyoucancallmekayla]

I feel like he didn't really train you but just threw you in. I love the concept but I just wish he would've trained you and then tested you like in your other videos. I still very much enjoyed watching. Great job as always Michelle 👏🏿

[@PatrickdaSkater]

As a Cabin Crew myself I do appreciate you bringing attention to our daily passengers on what we're actually on board for. Not mainly to serve coffee and food but to jump in at worst case scenarios. Thank you, great content!

[@jamesh2363]

i gotta say Michelle's pure willingness to do throw herself into these things and her positivity and bubbly personality make all these videos a joy to watch

[@theRMYdaily]

*dont get me wrong..ive been a subscriber for long, but I noticed this in the paramedic episode too and now in this one...Michelle you're such a fun personality but at times honestly I think when the professionals are giving you directions or story telling, sometimes you give off major unserious vibes...Im trying to put it as kindly as I can, but when the professional is telling you a story of how serious the situation can be and you're shaking your head or laughing in disbelief I think during such incidents, professionalism from your side can be implemented more. Considering that you've been so tough and inspiring through all the previous challenges, it was quite surprising to see you panic and break into pure chaos at the sight of the fire during the intro. Because by this point in the episode series I don't think seeing an extinguisher or a fire was "a first". Obviously you're no professional and create these videos to show us the behind-the-scenes of what each career looks like, but through it all i think it could portray a bit more professionalism from your end:)*

[@bumblemae]

i felt the same way. the way she reacted to the fire felt like she wasn't taking it seriously or trying to get into how it feels.

[@theRMYdaily]

@@bumblemae yup its the whole unserious attitude in front of professionals at times which takes away from the core essence of the severity of the job she's trying to portray like be serious pls 😭

[@amp-iv6tu]

I agree - these videos seem to be taking steps back in maturity. If I were the Secret Service, military, etc. I wouldn't be open to filming with current state

[@theRMYdaily]

@@amp-iv6tu 100% agree..the maturity is no longer there.. i feel like i would enjoy the content more if I saw her actually give proper attention and respect to those dedicating their time from their daily schedules to teach her..

[@camiwhite7625]

Second time watching a video of her, I like them so far pretty informative but what annoyed me was that …it feels she is not taking seriously the time they are giving to explain her everything. Don’t get me wrong, she is funny and have a great personality but sometimes some topics needs the seriousness that deserves

[@nelicemin6631]

would've loved to see a little bit of the flight attendant selection and recruitment process as well, heard it's extremely difficult!

[@tiffanyhill2477]

I don’t know who wouldn’t subscribe to Michelle, she is my favorite KZbinr and she is so brave and kind. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MadiChoate]

It would be amazing to see you work along side a vet tech at a high pace clinic for a week. It would help shed light on how important that role is in caring for pets. There is so much we do behind the scenes I think everyone should get to see. Having to jump from euthanasias to puppy visits to critical patients there is so much everyone could learn about the emotional toll it takes on us as well. Your videos are amazing and you would be the best person to do something like that!

[@24441Chris]

Straight up Michelle your channel is amazing. It literally is allowing us people who may not necessarily know what the next step for us is in life. You are literally diving into different roles and professions to give us a glimpse into what people do on a daily basis. And even more so give us an opportunity to be like "you know what that actually seems very interesting" and someone out there might watch your video for the better and make that jump and change their lifestyle and profession just cause they got to see what it actually entails before going to school for 4 years and hating something. Much blessings to you, your family, and your amazingly growing channel. -ThehomieChrisfromTX

[@claycassin8437]

So did I! It took 4 interviews, and was a one in 700 shot(at the time), but I got in! I survived nearly half of my class being cut before graduation, and worked for 25 years. Although it was awesome for a long time, it had turned into a terrible job by then. Leaving the industry was a blessing.

[@Yusra99]

As a flight attendant I appreciate you showing what it is like to be a FA. Even tho it is just a small part of our training ✈️💗

[@RaeannaFreson]

I really miss the longer ones! This was amazing it just felt like an extended trailer. I wanted so much more info!

[@j134679]

A lot of it probably isnt safe to show the public, because passengers could mess with the stored emergency equipment

[@Piper_Gillis]

I’m like Michelle, they say we can stop whenever but you gotta keep going. That’s how I learned to shut up and deal with it

[@vidushi1461]

Hassan is literally a delight to watch, his sarcasm, personality is soo entertaining

[@ilovecheesecakee]

Such an inspiration as always Michelle. Also Hasan is one of my FAVOURITE instructors you’ve featured LOL. He’s so funny and his character arc is amazing. 😂😂😂

[@zoopy99]

“topless women” 😂😂😂 9:32

[@katherinepollock]

Michelle, you are amazing!! I literally had anxiety just watching the plane crash sequence (lol) I have no idea how you have the guts to do this kind of thing but it's awesome! And I'll mention that I took a flight last month and the flight attendants were very helpful when I was having severe ear/sinus pain during the descent. I've always been sensitive on flight descents (having retracted eardrums for a few days, sometimes even weeks after a flight) and it was nice knowing that I had the help that I needed for the time being.

[@KATROUX]

Thankyou for showing and participating in FA training! As a flight attendant myself, a lot of passengers think we are only there to serve cokes but we truly are trained to save lives !

[@onzaphore]

sameeeeeee!! I love being a cabin crew

[@morwenk4910]

Agreed. I have too many passengers (grown-up men) playing with the safety stuff to annoy me, and it is not funny. Those jokes are really bad, spamming the call button too. People are bored on the plane and don’t realize we have a lot to do, and adding more work for us while we should already be getting to our jumpseats for takeoff is not a good way to pass time. I wish people would take our job more seriously because at the end of the day, if anything happens, they’ll be VERY glad we are trained to help them instead of just saying « sorry, i can’t help, but tea or coffee? ».

[@SteezyKane]

Ive always loved your production and quality, great inspiration⚡️

[@reclusive5867]

i wanna see steezy become a flight attendent

[@1_nqp683]

samw

[@adrjuarezz]

STEEZYYY

[@terrygustin8016]

Yo Steezy!!!

[@joshuascott8745]

Yo Steezy love your vids man😁

[@warren286]

I have a much greater respect for flight attendants after watching this video. I had no idea they went through such crazy training scenarios.

[@ekl1457]

Hassan was fantastic! He was serious but helpful and also interesting.

[@jessjessieu5082]

honestly thank you so much for this video! my mum is a flight attendant and the amount of abuse she recieves on the daily is shocking, i hope people do realise how important they are and how difficult their job really is! as im writing this shes had to stay overnight due to all the delays, i hope it gets better for flight attendants!

[@fiyahxr3250]

I hope so too, cause flight attendants have the most patience and I swear they’re so kind!!!! A flight attendant squeezed my cheeks when we’re getting our bags checked and I’ve loved flight attendants so much since then! Your momma is incredible

[@MarkelleRayneeSheree]

The first fire was so funny. Michelle literally reacted like a sim. 🤣

[@AceCmbatguy25]

This was a fun and informative video but it certainly felt a bit rushed and ended out of the blue for me. I see other people feel this aswell, hopefully on the next adventures we get a bit more of an in depth look at things as we were used to prior :)

[@username-b.l]

Thank you for this, you're always entertaining but I low-key miss the longer videos-30 minutes of learning something new!

[@Delordem]

Not even low key - HIGH KEY MISS THEM

[@mightymicroworlds4566]

9:26 he needs to do stand up comedy lmao

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

As a former flight attendant I love to see people learn the job is way more than serving snacks and drinks :) I'm so happy and grateful that you did this challenge, although I would've love it to be a longer video, here in mexico, the shortest flight attendant trainning is 6 months, so I'm sure they only brushed the surface with you but I would've loved it be go a tiny bit in more depth.

[@alibaebae5787]

I was in between choosing nursing or flight attendant as career paths and thought that they were wildly different, but now I’m realizing that they actually are more similar than I think! Flight attendants are expected to keep up a positive attitude and calm demeanor for the people on board, all while being extensively trained and prepared to handle any medical or situational emergency-similar to what’s expected of a nurse on a fundamental level

[@JimmyMcNulty0208]

Flight attendants have extremely basic and limited medical training. They aren’t even relatively close to being EMT’s/paramedics or RN’s if that is what you are implying.

[@melodysartin5089]

me too!

[@DFC3770]

I CANNNTT i love coming back and watching this video. The chaos w the turbulence then, “can i have my hot drink-“ 😭😭 5:04

[@ツM.O.A.1125ツ]

It's so nice knowing how they are trained since I will travel soon it's so refreshing

[@isonmohed5179]

Imagine living everyone’s dream, gurllll I can’t relate😹 I graduated high school this month and Michelle is giving me career ideas with every video!!

[@genettec]

Well hey, plenty of airlines are hiring right now if you’re interested, especially with the FA shortage going on. If under 21, there’s a few that start as low as 18, 19, and 20!

[@nina.kifrawi2412]

This was an interesting video. I paid a visit to my local airline with my students and they showed us a glimpse of what was included jn their training. This was similar in so many ways and made me understand why we ladies must be at a certain height and weight to be a flight attendant. Im not going to complain anymore about being rejected numerous times, it was for our own safety. Thanks Michelle for including this in your channel.

[@harleyvs0709]

As a flight attendant for a major US airline-thank you for showing all of the work we actually do!

[@thechosentaco]

Michelle, you're so brave and talented. We appreciate your efforts. God bless you! Keep making wonderful videos like you do! ❤️💐

[@iknowgarrett]

Not even lying this is one of my FAVORITE videos on youtube not even lying

[@IYamCarrot]

Everybody is asking for longer videos and as much as I would love them too, y’all gotta understand that sometimes these places don’t have multiple days for the sake of shooting a KZbin video. As the topics get bigger and cooler, I understand if the places only has a day open for filming which eventually leads to more “rushed” videos.

[@wakeupitskelsey]

I wish this was longer!! This was a good video but I miss how detailed your challenge accepted's used to be!

[@silky0439]

This was brilliant! Thank you for undergoing all of these amazing things allowing us inside places we normally would NEVER get to see or understand. I do have a friend that is a flight attendant in This case and because of her, I always, Always, ALWAYS bring a bag of candies or something small that can be shared by all. I give it to the purser to distribute to the cabin crew and thank her for everything she and her staff do to keep us safe. Just a token of my gratitude. I never expected perks to come with it. Free upgrades, first class dinners because they are always left over etc. one clue though always buy a bag of miniatures. You never know how many attendants there may be. There could be 5, there could be 20. You don’t want anyone slighted.

[@someebodycruel]

One thing that was mentioned in the video but that doesn’t get portray accurately is the AMOUNT OF INFORMATION. As a FA the sheer amount of information provided for you in 10-12 hour days for 2 weeks straight is insane. That’s without any hands on practice being counted

[@Anna_546]

Michelle should have the most subscribers in the KZbin platform! The things she does for us is amazing! God, I just love her personality

[@IDontGoToUrSchool..]

1:09 "when do I get to use this!!!?" LOL

[@-Melanie4EversAlt-]

“N e v e r 😃”

[@nicholasbenge9497]

@@-Melanie4EversAlt-as flight attendants, we really never want to have to use the crash axe. It’s for the absolute worst case scenarios.

[@beautifulrecovery2337]

The dynamic between Hassan and Michelle is incredible they're like old friends I love it. His humor is refreshing

[@chiamakaezeh1139]

I just finished my flight attendant initial training. It was an interesting experience but hands-on training like this was almost not available.....I really wish and would give anything to get this level of hands-on training. You rock Mitchell👍👍 thanks for this video

[@CoreySingh-u8b]

I had NO IDEA flight attendant training was this intense!! Thank you SO much for sharing this experience

[@keegangidley2071]

Yeah its crazy. They dont get enough recognition and definitely arent paid enough

[@alyssa_flowerr]

I can’t wait to watch this!!!You are such an amazing person Michelle

[@Whynotcreate]

This is so cool. I love that they actually have people screaming and crying because you need to feel that in training too

[@alexisaviation5240]

As my dream is to become a flight attendant when I grow up, I'm planning to join this Cabin Crew Academy in Dubai. It's really worth it and accurate. Thank you for so much inspiration!

[@beckybrer5278]

I'm too joining next yr

[@madsmakes723]

Making longer videos would be worth the time invested to edit them! I feel like we’re missing out on so many details and the people whose time you’re using would be better appreciated. Or at least making all the footage available somehow would be awesome.

[@kaitc]

I would have loved to see an extended version of this. Amazing.

[@truegirl2anna]

It was so fun to see Michelle fool around. Their chemistry felt like a bunch of silly kiddos having a good time haha!

[@vol9329]

'Chemistry' lol. At times the dude seemed to be done with her. And I agree with most of the other comments, she could have been a bit more professional.

[@MadelynsUniverse]

I've always wanted to be a flight attendant so it was so cool to watch this and see some things I might have to do if I end up becoming one

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I had a friend who was an airline steward. He lived in a houseboat in Honolulu & his usual routes were between California, Hawaii, Japan & Australia. He really loved doing it & made a very good living. Unfortunately, he couldn’t stop smoking marijuana & after giving him several chances, the airline eventually let him go. I still can’t believe he threw that awesome career away for smoking some weed.

[@MadelynsUniverse]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 That's sad

[@tardislibrarian511]

I would love it if you tried DCI and showed what the process for learning it was like. I'm a huge fan of color guard and I've loved being a color guard for two--going on three years. Love your videos Michelle!!

[@theflutefreak]

YESSSSS

[@shannonparis30]

Yes she needs to do color guard DCI

[@takylajenkins2480]

omg yesss

[@JxstJxckson]

I love 2:15 when Michelle put out the computer fire with a cup of water aswell.

[@derpyderp1991]

You are incredible Michelle it's so awesome how you take on these challenges and at the same time raise awareness towards all these jobs

[@fahdai36]

this girl can be any job she wants at this point she’s qualified for everything

[@adriangrama9153]

Michelle, your videos are really inspiring, and the multitude of skills you showcase that are generally considered „talent” show that anyone can really do anything if they actually try enough. I have been checking most of your videos, and was thinking of a few additional Challenges for you to (hopefully) accept. - Programming - Create something original. Whether it's a website, a mobile app or a PC program, make something original from scratch using any programming / scripting languages you want. - Languages - Learn any language outside your comfort zone at a basic conversational level, and test it in the native country. If you were to choose Romanian or Estonian, I would feel really proud of that :D - Dancing - Learn any kind of dance style (preferably with a partner, preferably with Garrett :D ) that you have never attempted before. I hope you get to see this comment :D Thank you for making such quality content, we are looking forward to more!

[@firstunkowns2870]

I love how Michelle’s is just laughing and staying positive the whole time while Hasan is TRYING to stay serious 😂 😆

[@poetjoel]

I appreciate the "normal" job videos instead of always getting more extreme. Lot more cool content where that came from... Can't wait for the sewer worker video.

[@JoshuaHLim]

Dang! I didn't expect that flight attendants were trained to be badass. This is such an insightful video!

[@lovinbaekhyun7176]

Michelle I miss the longer episodes! I wish you had a more in depth explanation or reflection on this experience but great video either way!