Flight delays are never fun, but a door agent turned a moment in a bad mood into onexable, and social networks applauded her for it.
A video shared on Instagram shows an agent of the American Airlines door that goes to frustrated passengers whose flight was delayed eight hours.
The moment since then has online tasks, and the aviation expert Ben Schlucht is among those who sing their praises.
Instead of remaining silent, the door agent entered the terminal and went to the irritated passengers in front.
“When you get on that plane, let me tell you something,” he said. “Don’t get smart with my hostesses.”
“Be kind to them,” he continued. “They have a difficult day just like us. The same plane that is coming out, the same people who are on that plane, are the same people who have bones waiting so much as you wait, or maybe more. So, please, it is to please.
Mid-Speech, a baby crawled down the floor, which led her to joke: “Hey, you on this floor. Nuh uh, now, where are you going? Look, you are not in that performance, we know that you will receive all the attention.”
In their blog one mile at the same time, burned “so many door agents are indifferent and seem that they really don’t care, while this woman obviously cares.”
He continued: “Let’s be clear, what she is doing here is totally selfless. He did not directly impact how passengers have the crew, but she is trying to pay and monitor others.”
Shaked said “hits the perfect tone,” he added: “As, if this were just a small meek talk, it would not work.”
“This woman is basically telling people how they need to do, or. And good for her, because I think she transmitted the message,” Schlijke added.
The door agent certainly did it, at least based on the response of Instagram clip.
“She is so silly! I love her! I enjoy her working my flights out of Birmingham Alabama! Extremely personal and genuine!” A commentator got excited.
Another airport worker intervened: “Love when we work as a team. It is already so difficult to work in this industry, it makes it more difficult when we do not work together. We love her.”
An emotional user wrote: “This also made me cry here. Congratulations to that door agent!”
And another added: “That is a person of people. Great work of Agent of Mrs.
As Schlijke pointed out, passengers often “eliminate their frustration to crew members”, which makes it even more touching to see someone take a step forward.
“It is good to see people who care about their work and others, as much as she,” he wrote.
