!' Natalie, from Colorado, US, explained. One particularly unpleasant one in her mind is hygiene related and something customers may feel they can get away with undetected. '(Such as) when people don't shut the bathroom door or leave the bathroom a mess. Also when you can hear it flush but not the sink so you know they didn't wash their hands. And people who take up too much overhead bin space and want to put every jacket and small item in there," she said. Other annoyances include passengers attempting to smoke vapes or trying to sneak their own booze on board. Natalie continued: '(Another pet peeve is) people who hit their call buttons right after take-off to ask for an alcoholic beverage.' It's not just boozy holiday-goers who are frustrating to deal with – but also parents who let their kids loose. The flight attendant said: 'I'm also a parent myself, but when people let their kids put stickers on the airplane or draw on it or leave a dirty diaper in the seat back pocket, I'm horrified.' As well as these pet hates, Natalie says it's also annoying when people don't wear headphones while watching or listening to something on their phones or iPads -a habit that doesn't just plague flight attendants but anyone who has been on public transport in the past two years. She continued: 'They expect e){kind=link}
Natalie Magee is a TikTok video creator and flight attendant who shares insight about her life onboard planes with her followers, including the small things which wind her up
A flight attendant has shared the one habit passengers think they get away with undetected, but that actually disgusts her.
Natalie Magee is an experience cabin crew member who has opened up about her biggest pet peeves â from parents changing babies on tray tables to people walking to the toilet barefoot and clipping their toenails.
Sharing her experience on TikTok, the 42-year-old discussed the most annoying things people do on planes that bother “every” flight attendant. “There are so many (pet peeves)!” Natalie, from Colorado, US, explained. One particularly unpleasant one in her mind is hygiene related and something customers may feel they can get away with undetected.
“(Such as) when people don’t shut the bathroom door or leave the bathroom a mess. Also when you can hear it flush but not the sink so you know they didn’t wash their hands. And people who take up too much overhead bin space and want to put every jacket and small item in there,” she said.