ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Short stories about the extraordinary true travel experiences of flight attendants, pilots and their passengers. A peak behind the curtain into the lives of those who travel for a living. In the world of aviation and world travel, we experience everything from thrilling dramas to side-splitting comedy and life-altering moments, each episode immerses you in a world of adventure. Enjoy a brief escape, as real-life events take on a fictional flair, transporting you from the aircraft’s cabin, to the ground, and across the globe.
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Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
25 minutes
English
United States
144 episodes
since Feb. 20, 2024
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Restraining dangerous passengers is something no cabin crew ever wants to deal with. Being trapped in an enclosed aircraft with someone who is threatening safety is scary.
Recently, a member of the flight crew had to be restrained after stabbing the captain with a crash axe and attempting to take c…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Cabin Crew have to deal with everything in the sky - including the weird stuff we'd rather not!
On today's episode, we hear Susan's blog entry for October where she looks back at her flights for the month and breaks down what she's been through. This month, it's dealing wit…
When the hot passenger on board becomes a disruptive passenger!
We're back with another passenger behaving badly story today and we loved the twist at the end!
When the crew member who donated this story told us what happened, we knew we had to tell it - but would have to use the censor bleep …
Passengers board a plane for many reasons. A single plane can hold honeymooners, stag and hen dos, families, dream vacationers, people moving to a different country, pilgrims, and business travellers. People also fly for sad reasons, visiting a sick loved one, a death in the family or leaving a bro…
Cabin Crew are not always saints, sometimes they do things they shouldn't do, and there's even been times when they've broken the law!
This story is one of those times. A true story where a crew member thought she was getting away with a crime but ended up having to face some serious…
When the tragedy of 9/11 occured, airline crews were displaced all over the world. In the USA, anyone who was travelling on a standby or companion ticket was told they wouldn't be flying home any time soon! The aviation industry came to a standstill.
When a Captain finds out his mother and sis…
Landing Days are sketchy for Cabin Crew. There's a good chance you'll pull into the motorway services for a 20 minute power nap and wake up 8 hours later with a security guard banging on your window checking you're still alive. You feel like death warmed up, shouldn't make impor…
We're back to passenger's behaving badly today! Because the Cabin Crew who tell their stories to us always seem to have a tale of when passengers get drunk onboard the plane they'll either cause a fight, hook up with another passenger, get naked, or pee somewhere that isn't the …
A violent hijacking by a crew member causes the pilots to fight back for their lives.
In 1994, a disgruntled employee called Auburn Calloway was facing disciplinary action for lying about his flying hours. He decided to take matters into his own hands and give his children the Fed Ex life insurance…
Would you ever lie to give yourself more time in a destination?
In the aviation world, we've had plenty of crew who will go sick downroute so they don't have to work home - they get the name One Sector Sally (a cabin crew member who gets the reputation of only working one sector). I guess…
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