Flight Attendant: 0 - Emergency Response Mode in 1.4 Seconds

[katmarajade]

Holy crap, you guys! I was just sitting in the Minneapolis-St.Paul International Airport talking to my dad on my phone when this eighty-year-old man collapsed just across the hall. It was like I turned into flight attendant girl in an instant, totally abandoning my bags and purse, hanging up my phone without a word, and running across the hall,

Comments

[aigooism]

Oh, wow! That's quick response! I'll definitely want you around if I ever need an emergency! <3

But seriously, you're a kind person, and I wish there were more people like you around! ^^

[katmarajade]

I was actually impressed at how fast I reacted too! I mean, I always would have helped, but these years of emergency training for work have totally paid off, because that was damn quick! I was across the hall and had hung up on my dad before I even realized I'd moved. Thanks, hon!

[thimble_kiss]

Go you and your powers of acceleration! It's reassuring to know that airline crews have great reflexes (especially since my own transatlantic flight is coming up next week - not that I expect to collapse or anything, but any reassurance is welcome at this point :D).

And just falling over like that is scary! I bet the old guy was very glad for the assistance even if things turned out to be okay.

[katmarajade]

I was actually really impressed at my reflexes too! I was across the hall with my phone hung up before I even realized I'd moved! And airline crews are usually amazing so take heart-- your flight will be wonderful and safe and your crew will keep you safe and happy. :D I'll send good thoughts though, just in case.

[vanseedee]

Oh dear. Well done!

[katmarajade]

I'm just glad he was okay!

[katmarajade]

I was actually kinda impressed too! I mean, I train for this stuff and I guess that actually pays off!