On a long-distance flight, what do the flight attendants do after the passengers fall asleep?

During a long flight of more than ten hours, not only we passengers need to rest, but also the flight attendants who serve us need to rest. However, their rest time is not as random as ours. They often need to rest in shifts, leaving certain personnel on duty to prepare for those passengers who have not slept. Of course, if you are a flight attendant who is not too sleepy, you can also do some things you like at this time, such as reading a book, listening to music, etc. But I think for them who are always on the go, they probably don’t have this leisure time! After all, it is their job responsibility to seize the time to rest and then serve passengers with full energy.

Today, with the gradual improvement of our living standards, traveling abroad has gradually become popular; although we have a variety of means of transportation to choose from, due to the comprehensive transportation speed and comfort, air travel is still the current choice. People's first choice. Especially when facing transoceanic travel, air travel is particularly important. Air travel can greatly shorten our time on the road and allow us to appreciate the different beautiful scenery at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

It may seem to us that the work of young, beautiful, and well-paid flight attendants is very comfortable, but in fact they also work very hard every day. Especially as a flight attendant on a long-distance flight, you must always serve with a smile, and you must not show fatigue or displeasure. Under such circumstances, they need to ensure enough rest time. In many cases, airlines design the flight attendants' lounges to be very hidden in order to maintain their good image, usually in a corner that is not easy to find, or near the cab. place.

In addition to providing us with basic services such as drinks and food, flight attendants often need to strengthen inspections and inspections of the entire cabin. It can be said that their responsibilities and burdens are also very heavy. During a long-distance journey, they need to report the cabin situation to the captain in a timely manner. Many times they are also very tired, but they don’t get a good rest and adjustment, so we should be more considerate to them when flying.