Flight attendant reveals the cabin crew’s most hated flyer – and it’s not a screaming baby

Flight attendant reveals the cabin crew’s most hated flyer – and it’s not a screaming baby

  • A former flight attendant has revealed the cabin crew’s most hated passenger 
  • Kat Kamalani, from the US, shared a TikTok that has now gone viral 
  • She said passengers shouldn’t complain about a screaming baby
  • ‘Bring noise-cancelling headphones or ask the parent if they need help,’ Kat said

A former flight attendant has revealed the type of passenger cabin crew hate the most.

Kat Kamalani, from the US, worked on planes for six years, and recently she posted a TikTok video in which she said it’s not babies who annoy the crew, but rather the people who complain about the babies.

The social media star and mother-of-two explained there’s nothing worse than this type of complaint because it makes both the parents and the staff uncomfortable. 

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Kat said there's nothing worse than when someone complains about a screaming baby

Kat Kamalani (pictured) worked as a flight attendant for years and only now just realized the most irritating thing about a certain type of passenger. Kat said there’s nothing worse than when someone complains about a screaming baby

‘I promise you, there’s nothing that irritates us more as a flight attendant when people complain about a baby crying,’ Kat said in the video. 

‘DON’T even ask to be moved to a different seat, no one wants that baby to stop crying more than that parent.

‘So if you’re travelling, bring noise-cancelling headphones, or maybe ask the parent if they need help.’ 

The short video has since been viewed more than 1.4 million times and thousands commented on the topic agreeing.

One mother recalled the time she was in the exact situation when her baby was crying on a flight and wrote: ‘I had a flight attendant tell me “let her cry, you won’t see these people again anyways”. It helped me so much.’

‘Babies cry probably because height pressure causes them ear pains,’ another TikTok user wrote. 

A current flight attendant also weighed in on the discussion.  

‘I am a flight attendant and I get really mad when passengers complain to me about the crying baby…like what do you want me to do?’ she said. 

Others who have sat next to babies on a flight in the past said they have offered to assist.

‘I once spent a 1.5 hour flight playing with a fussy baby with a 1/2 empty water bottle while their Momma napped. Kept baby happy,’ one wrote. 

Kat’s latest viral video comes just weeks after she laid bare the worst thing a plane passenger can do during a flight. 

Kat previously took to TikTok to reveal the that travelers should 'absolutely never' hit the call button when the aircraft is on the tarmac or during take-off and landing

Kat previously took to TikTok to reveal the that travelers should ‘absolutely never’ hit the call button when the aircraft is on the tarmac or during take-off and landing

Kamalani revealed the actions of passengers who press the call button during take-off or landing can lead to 'serious consequences'

She urged travelers not to hit the button if they needed a 'barf bag, blanket, water, headphones, food,' because their flight attendant would not be happy

She revealed that many people made the mistake, and that the actions of passengers who press the call button during take-off or landing can lead to ‘serious consequences’

According to the former flight attendant, travelers should ‘absolutely never’ hit the call button when the aircraft is on the tarmac or during take-off and landing because it is incredibly unsafe for crew members to walk to a seat during that time.

‘This drives flight attendants absolutely bonkers, and we usually won’t even come to it until it is safe,’ she said in a TikTok video. 

Kamalani revealed that many people make the same mistake, and that the actions of passengers who press the call button during take-off or landing can lead to ‘serious consequences.’

‘The reason being that it’s a huge safety issue for us and we can get injured, and same with [the passengers],’ she said.

‘So when we’re on the tarmac, you hit this and it’s not some type of emergency, we’re going straight back to our seat.’

She added, ‘If you hit this while we’re going up on the aircraft or we’re going down when we’re landing, we won’t even come to the light, we’d come to it afterwards.’