Danielle White+FollowPlane Bathroom Mistake That Annoys CrewEver left the airplane bathroom without locking the door or closing it properly? Flight attendants are seriously over it! Not locking up means the “occupied” sign doesn’t light up, so people accidentally walk in or line up in the aisle, blocking the crew’s workspace. It’s awkward for everyone and slows things down, especially when there’s a line. Next time, double-check that lock! Also, don’t be sneaky with your carry-on—everyone’s watching! #News #PlaneEtiquette #TravelTips155Share
Kelly Mack+FollowWould You Rip This Plastic Bag on a Plane?Imagine getting to your seat on a flight and the person in front of you has wrapped their entire seat in a giant plastic bag—blocking your tray table, safety info, and even the sick bags. One traveler did just that, sparking a wild debate online: do you politely ask her to move it, call a flight attendant, or just rip the bag open yourself? Some say it’s next-level germaphobe, others say it’s just plain rude. What would you do? #TravelFails #PlaneEtiquette #TravelDrama #Travel40Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowSeat Swap Shenanigans on My Flight!Just witnessed the wildest seat swap attempt on my flight! A guy in the middle seat tried to get both me and my husband to move so he could sit with his wife—except his plan would’ve dumped me back in economy. Nice try, dude! He ended up hustling someone else, and a random passenger scored a free upgrade. Is it just me, or are these seat swap stories getting out of hand? Would you ever swap seats mid-flight? #TravelDrama #SeatSwap #PlaneEtiquette #Travel00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowPlane AC Wars: Who Owns the Cold Air?Ever fought over the AC vent on a plane? One Delta passenger did—his seatmate kept shutting his personal breeze, sparking a frosty showdown. The drama: Who gets to control the air? Turns out, there’s no official rule, just sky-high pettiness. Pro tip: Always pack a sweater or hoodie for flights. That way, you’re ready for any temperature drama, no matter who’s hogging the cold air. And if someone messes with your vent, a polite heads-up (or a call to the flight attendant) might just save your chill. #TravelHacks #PlaneEtiquette #LifeOnTheGo #Business00Share
ashley89+FollowPlane Etiquette Mistakes You’re Probably MakingEver been THAT person on a flight? An etiquette coach just spilled the tea on the top plane faux pas. Reclining your seat? Go for it, but check if the person behind you is mid-snack or working. Smelly snacks or spritzing perfume? Major no-no—keep it neutral. Don’t shoot daggers at parents with crying kids (they’re stressed enough). And when it’s time to deplane, don’t rush the aisle unless you’re about to miss a connection. Let’s make flying less cringe for everyone! #TravelTips #PlaneEtiquette #TravelFail #Travel80Share
sperkins+FollowPlane Seat Drama: Would You Swap?Imagine paying extra for an aisle seat, only to have someone in the middle ask you to swap—and then get mad when you say no! That’s exactly what happened to one Redditor, and the internet is totally on their side. Most people agree: if you paid for your spot, you have zero obligation to move, no matter how huffy someone gets. Would you have switched or stood your ground? #TravelDrama #PlaneEtiquette #RedditStories #Travel2322Share
Charles Coleman+FollowPlane Etiquette Fail: Publicly Scolded!Imagine just trying to order a drink on a flight, gently tapping the flight attendant—and suddenly getting loudly scolded in front of everyone. Total mortification! That’s what happened to Lucie Fink, and her TikTok about it blew up. Turns out, people are split: is it ever okay to tap someone for attention, or is that a total no-go? The comments are wild, and now I’m rethinking every interaction I’ve ever had on a plane. #TravelFails #AwkwardMoments #PlaneEtiquette #ViralTikTok #Spirituality10Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowPlane Seat Squatters Are Out of ControlWhy are people acting like seat assignments are just suggestions now? From business class squatters who steal your perks (and your amenity bag!) to parents demanding you swap for a middle seat, the entitlement is wild. One woman even got filmed and shamed for not trading with a crying toddler. Etiquette experts say: you paid for your seat, you don’t have to give it up—just be polite but firm. Would you ever swap or stand your ground? #TravelDrama #PlaneEtiquette #SeatSquatters #TravelStories #Travel2029Share
Justin Dixon+FollowPlane Karma Hits Back: Pre-Board DramaA woman with an invisible disability tried to pre-board her flight (her ticket literally said 'PREBOARD NOW'), but the gate agent shut her down and a first class passenger even mocked her. She was mortified—until another airline employee saw her ticket and personally walked her to the gate to pre-board. The best part? She got to board right alongside the rude couple who laughed at her. Sweet, sweet justice! Sometimes karma really does board early. #TravelStories #InvisibleDisability #PlaneEtiquette #Karma #AirlineDrama #Travel110Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowPlane Etiquette Now Comes With Fines?!Turkish Airlines is now threatening to fine passengers for classic post-landing chaos—think unbuckling early, standing up before the seatbelt sign is off, or jumping the line to exit. The airline’s new announcement warns: break the rules, get reported, and possibly pay up. Honestly, I’m kind of here for it—maybe this will finally stop the aisle rush? But will anyone actually get fined, or is it just a scare tactic? Would you risk it for a speedy exit? #TravelDrama #PlaneEtiquette #TurkishAirlines #AviationNews #TravelFails #Travel124Share
