My 1st Flight Attendant Horror Story! SHOCKING Passenger Encounter | Valencia Flyer's Storytime

MY 1st FLIGHT ATTENDANT HORROR STORY!!
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In this episode, where I share a slice of life from the not-so-glamorous side of being a flight attendant. As someone who has soared through the skies, meeting thousands of passengers from all walks of life, I've encountered my fair share of memorable moments. But not all of them are pleasant. In this video, I'll take you through a harrowing experience that tested my patience and skills in ways I never expected. This isn't just any story; it's a detailed recount of my very first horror story in the skies-a mix of turbulence, not from the weather, but from passengers who can make or break your day.
The incident unfolded on what started as a typical flight, with the usual bustle of boarding and preparing for takeoff. However, the normalcy quickly shifted when I encountered passengers whose behavior rapidly devolved from peculiar to downright disruptive. As a flight attendant, you are trained to handle a myriad of situations, yet nothing can fully prepare you for the moment when you need to address extreme behavior at 30,000 feet. This story sheds light on the reality of handling difficult situations while ensuring the safety and comfort of all passengers. From the initial interaction to the resolution, you'll hear how we navigate these turbulent human interactions, ensuring everyone's safety without compromising the dignity and respect due to every individual on board.
By sharing this experience, my aim is to enlighten those curious about the life of a flight attendant and offer a learning opportunity for those in the industry or considering a career in aviation. The skies might be a gateway to connecting the world, but they also bring us face to face with the complexities of human behavior. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a seasoned traveler, or someone intrigued by the behind-the-scenes action of airline operations, this video promises to provide a unique perspective on what it truly means to wear the cabin crew uniform. Join me as we delve into this unforgettable flight that left an indelible mark on my career and taught me invaluable lessons about resilience and the human spirit in the face of adversity.
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[@chrismcmahon7178]

Unbelievable! It's shocking that people would behave that way on a plane. Thanks for sticking up for yourselves and the other passengers. You guys are heroes!

[@valenciaflyer]

Thanks so much, Chris. Very kind of you to say. Yes sometimes people might forget themselves but we just have to remain professional through it all. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing. Have a wonderful evening.😁

[@nycgtl88]

First Class need to chill and realize a Flight IS NOT an open bar. There is complimentary drinks for service, and some snacks for a customer experience not a buffet. It becomes ridiculous when behavior like that occurs and the Flight Deck should never tolerate these type of clientele no matter the class seat. I would’ve handed them a Violation Card for misconduct and have our pilots informed of their arrogance so they take their service elsewhere. No FA needs to put up with stupid alcoholics and mainlands should inform that to all customers.

[@valenciaflyer]

Looking back, I do think that my flight leader handed them a violation card as well. It was a very interesting situation to say the least. But luckily everything ended up OK. Thanks so much for your comment. Hope you have a wonderful day. 😃

[@Tomsnothere]

Unacceptable behavior and you handled it like a pro! Flight attendants are so underappreciated. You're a great storyteller and your channel provides good information so I subscribed. I'm in the Portland area so thanks for your new video introducing the PDX makeover.

[@soo-jinOT7seoulite]

Hi VF! I’m so sorry this had to happen so early in the game. Unfortunately there are some who feel and exhibit the way they do. Y’all did great delivering our service!! We all move together as a team, as one, when I’m lead. Thank you for sharing. We are so lucky your in our family!! 💜

[@valenciaflyer]

Aw, you’re so sweet. Thank you so much for that. I am very privileged and happy to be part of the family. It is an awesome place to be regardless if you have a few bumps along the way. But like you said, we do learn from all of our experiences. Thank you so much for the comment. It’s always wonderful to hear from you. Stay safe up there.😀

[@meggharib3183]

Thanks for sharing your story. You handled it perfectly. (M., retired FA)

[@valenciaflyer]

Thank you, Meg. Yes, that could have been a sticky situation. I’m just glad it didn’t get any worse. We had a great crew and it was thanks to everyone that we got through it rather quickly. I appreciate you tuning in. Let me know if you have any other questions. Have a great night. Talk soon. 😁

[@charlottetinybox5948]

Thank you for sharing your story and for your dedication to ensuring the well-being of passengers and crew members alike.

[@valenciaflyer]

Hi there Charlotte! Thanks so much for your comment and kind words. I appreciate you watching. Have a wonderful evening. 😊

[@8TwntyTwo]

Thanks for sharing! I am listening to this as if it’s a podcast while walking to work. lol ❤love it very informative as I didn’t know first class passengers could be moved in such a way but they did create a disturbance so I definitely understand why

[@valenciaflyer]

Yes, I agree. Until this incident, I was not aware that you could move first class passengers either. But in order to prevent them from disturbing the rest of the first class passengers it does make sense. Hope you’re doing great, have a wonderful day.😁

[@NanaKrystl]

I'm glad you shared your story. It sounds like you and your flight crew appropriately handled the unruly passengers. I do feel sorry for the poor folks back in the back of the plane that had to deal with those two 'privileged characters'. Good job on handling the situation well. I am flying to Australia for the first time in a few weeks. I sprung for business class because of the long-haul flight. I hope I don't see those two on my journey! Thanks for all you do to keep passengers safe and happy. Just know that I very much appreciate you and what you do.

[@valenciaflyer]

Thank you so much for your wonderful and thoughtful comment. Yes, we do everything we can to make sure that everyone is safe and sound. That is the first priority. Then we also try to make sure that you have a pleasant time on board as well. That is very exciting that you are going to Australia. I have not gone there yet but one day I’m sure I will. Have a wonderful flight. I hope it will be a relaxing one. Thanks again for watching. 😁

[@theresahs5956]

I am so glad that I came across your channel! You have a new subscriber! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

[@valenciaflyer]

I’m so happy you found me. Thank you so much for subscribing!! Please let me know if you have any questions. In the meanwhile enjoy the content. Have a great summer! 😄

[@annaroseswope9832]

Thanks for sharing! Love the teamwork you had in figuring out how to handle the situation.

[@valenciaflyer]

Hi there Anna. Thanks so much for listening to the story. Hope things are well with you and that you have a wonderful wonderful summer. Take care.😀

[@cherieharris1982]

Good story. I learned a lot and you were working with a strong FL

[@valenciaflyer]

Definitely a strong flight leader. I learned so much that day. Some good things and some bad things. Ha ha. Hope you’re well Cherie. Thank you for the comment.😊

[@peteginargiros]

Great story Real life situation It happens constantly in customer service industry!!! Unfortunately.

[@valenciaflyer]

True. We just gotta keep it classy and forge forward! 😅

[@yesyes3553]

30 minite video boiled down to…So two unruly passengers in first class was moved to the back of the plane during the flight. Once landed, security made an hour report. Got it!

[@valenciaflyer]

Well, when you put it like that! 🤪

[@yesyes3553]

I was in the back of a plane and the lady next to me threw up on me…keep those drunks in first class so they throw up on each other lol

[@michellerivera6772]

When life hands you limes 😅😜! I said "whaat?!" when you said "what?!?" too lol Thanks for sharing this story, I'm glad there wasn't some crazy plot twist at the end and they ended up being at the same hotel as the crew ...can you imagine?! 🤯 I appreciate you sharing how this was handled, it's so fascinating to hear something like this. And great opportunity for on the job learning on your part! 🎉 Well done! So now you know, never trust a lady who hands you limes 🙃

[@valenciaflyer]

Ha ha. That’s so funny. So true, I guess it could have been worse, and we could have been at the same hotel. I never thought of that. Geez. Thanks so much for the comment. Have an awesome day.😃

[@wayneeligur7586]

I'm surprised that passengers are allowed more than 2 drinks and Therefore for safety all of the airlines are asking for a lot of trouble and should change their rules.

[@valenciaflyer]

Interestingly enough, the rules are that we can give them two drinks at the same time! But luckily 99.99% of the time everyone acts very respectful and relaxed. So that is very cool. Thanks so much for watching and for your comment. Be well. 😎

[@wayneeligur7586]

@@valenciaflyer plan to go to flight school? Got the bug yet?

[@Chrisoula17]

I don’t think they should serve alcohol on planes. Flying is stressful as it is and when you add alcohol things can get out of hand. Also, hot coffee should not be served. If you run into turbulence, the hot coffee will spill and burn the passenger. Also, if someone abruptly reclines their seat and the passenger behind them has hot coffee on their little table, the coffee can again spill.

[@valenciaflyer]

That is certainly an option to not serve alcohol. In my experience things only get out of hand every blue blue moon. 99.99% of the time everyone is very relaxed and cooperative. As far as coffee though there have been sometimes where I’m sure people did spill on themselves because of the turbulence. That I’m sure is much more likely to happen. Thanks for the comment. Hope you’re well.😄

[@martybuehler3116]

Well your first clue should have been her handing you limes....LOL Your job is to defuse situations and protect your passangers.... never feel bad about what you did. I love to have a couple drinks on a long fight, BUT this is bad behavior on their part.... it happens.... No more LIMES young man.....LOL

[@valenciaflyer]

Lol I’ll never look at limes the same way again!Ha ha. Yeah, it’s something that happens from time to time. Luckily, only once for me. No more limes, got it, Marty. 😂 Thanks so much for the comment. Hope you’re doing well. Take care. 😁

[@lhspirited]

I'm surprised they cooperated when you told them to move to the back of the plane. I wonder if any of the ugliness would have happened if your boss hadn't returned the limes.

[@valenciaflyer]

Yeah, I did expect a bit more resistance. Luckily they did cooperated in the end. Who knows? But now when I see limes it brings back the trauma! Lol.

[@justflyy1462]

Great video. real life experience which you can't learn in training/class room. this experience just makes for an outstanding flight attendant!

[@valenciaflyer]

I couldn’t agree more. Real world experience always beats the classroom. As they say, “There’s no better education than travel.” Thanks so much for stopping by and for your comment. Hope things are great with you. Talk soon.😁