Worse than feet on bulkheads

[Aeolus]

This guy on dom J deserved a mention. Bad enough that he had the feet up high but he didn’t even bother to drop his feet when the CSM was reaching out to get the tray on 1F.

 

[Denali]

VA Sydney lounge, dirty feet on the seats.

 

[Denali]

And our cabin had a serial farter or it was this guy

 

[Jurahn]

And our cabin had a serial farter or it was this guy

Silent but deadly?

 

[MickC32]

I'm way more offended by the serial farter than feet on the bulkheads! (Not saying feet on bulkheads is OK by the way )

 

[banana boy]

And our cabin had a serial farter or it was this guy

I've always been tempted to press the call button and very loudly ask the FA whether it's possible to manually release the oxygen mask as the stink is making it impossible for me to breath. Next time...

That eau de sh** that pervades the cabin from stirring bowels when people awaken on overnight flights is diabolical.

 

[robinsparkles]

That eau de sh** that pervades the cabin from stirring bowels when people awaken on overnight flights is diabolical.

omg this. holy moly.

 

[suze2000]

Silent but deadly?

With NC headphones on, how would you tell?

 

[Austman]

Yesterday on Qantas domestic:

 

[Aeolus]

Puts me off my breakfast just looking at the photo, not sure how you coped sitting next to that inconsiderate person! Bad enough with the shoes and socks off but to dry the socks as well is a step too far. I don’t think I would last the whole flight without saying something to that person or the CSM. You don’t pay the extra $$$ to feel the whole flight!

 

[Denali]

I swear this is happening every flight these days.

 

[suze2000]

The Alliance Air Fokker 70 I flew on yesterday had large signs saying not to put feet on that wall.

 

[drron]

A great video on twitter.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1212500955138269185

Some of the discussion is priceless but I liked this one.

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Makes me wonder what Erik Olvera does that needs antiseptic wipes? Does he eat off the bulkhead? It can't be the proximity of the bulkhead to food surfaces... the carpet and the seat itself are closer.

 

[Julesmac]

Reminds me of my first trip to the UK. On leaving London (naturally we were in steerage on QF - The great unwashed). I was seated next to a middle European woman and I can only describe her body odour as a stench. Vile.Never smelt anything like it. I got up and spoke to one of the crew who handed me on the the CSM. He said go back and sit down, and I'll come and see you. It was a 2 4 2 configuration, I was in bulkhead window, so when he leant across he got a mighty whiff and just about turned green. He magically moved me to business. So I am disgusted at people who think it's ok to wave their smelly feet around

 

[daft009]

I had a drunk guy behind me in Y once, night flight from LHR to HK, would kick my seat every 15-20 min. I politely asked him to stop but to no avail. Complained to FA, they did nothing, they kept serving him booze... Decided to never flying BA again.

His GF apologised to me on his behalf in front of the FA, saying he gets like this when drunk.. jeez

 

[Forg]

Were you possibly ... reclined?

 

[daft009]

Were you possibly ... reclined?

Yes was a night flight and I told him after dinner service that I would recline and have a nap. He was reclined himself too

 

[Peter78]

BNE QF J lounge, it's not only on planes:

 

[suze2000]

I don't have a problem with this - my feet swell up when flying, and I rarely fly J. I might have done the same thing to relieve the swelling. Though clearly this guy is fine, swelling-wise. Maybe he's worried about DVT?