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Why is aggressive behavior increasing on flights? If we can find out why, we could put a stop to it.
No surprises here with the frustration of people being told what to do for the last year. People are fed up. On the other hand flight attendants can be a pain in the ass.
...Maybe people are sick of being treated like babies under dictatorship controlled by corporate garbage america, telling us when to pee and crap and when to wear a N95 diaper on our head? You think you can dictate control over an entire country without the country eventually fighting back? Only north korean dictatorships can get away with that
No surprises here with the frustration of people being told what to do for the last year. People are fed up. On the other hand flight attendants can be a pain in the ass.
Let’s not forget that the free stuff combined with unemployment has much of the riff-raff with more $$$ to spend. Combine that with the muh entitled that think they can do whatever they want without consequence, results in more low class behavior.
No surprises here with the frustration of people being told what to do for the last year. People are fed up. On the other hand flight attendants can be a pain in the ass.
I was fed up with having to stand in line for several hours at London-Heathrow International Airport. I was frustrated with alot of other things going on from 2020. I didn't go crazy on a flight attendant. I didn't lose my temper on a plane. I didn't like what was going on. However, I just took the "okay, let's just get this over with" mentality. I do not condone what the passenger did.
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