What "god operations" have you seen on the plane?

With the improvement of modern science and technology and people's living standards, flying has become a relatively common and fast mode of transportation. Whether traveling at home or abroad, flying has become the first choice for many people. In my understanding, the "divine operation" on the plane is a relatively novel or incomprehensible behavior. Tell me about my friends and some I met.

1, some passengers change seats at will.

The seat on the plane is for one person, and it is in place by ticket. Once I caught the late flight, I was in the window seat next to my little friend, and there was an empty seat in the aisle, so our row was very quiet ~ my little friend and I also decided to sleep on the plane to ensure that we were refreshed. But when the plane flew halfway, there was an empty seat in our row, which he changed himself and the flight attendant ignored. But the point is that the blanket wrapped in a plastic bag made a noise, which caused my little friend with light sleep quality to wake up several times and was a little agitated when landing.

2. The plane broadcasts English with accent

The background is starting from home and going abroad. The broadcast message is probably welcome to take xx Airlines, and then broadcast the weather and time information in real time during the trip. Once a little brother broadcast, his spoken English was China at first glance, and then he got stuck in the middle. At this time, he suddenly remembered his English with an accent in junior high school. However, the English of the stewardess of China Empty City is still very good as a whole!

3. Foreign airline personnel leave work according to the agreed time.

A few days ago, I saw the flight attendants and crew members of foreign airlines get off work on time, and then put the passengers at the airport and wait for the next flight. It sounds helpless, but I have to admire foreigners' habit of getting off work on time. On second thought, does this have any effect on anxious passengers? ...