@yaowsers77
lol if you're short or have short arms like i do, you need to borrow the arms of a taller passenger. don't bug the attendants. i have to borrow peoples arms in the supermarket to get the bottles of soda on the top shelf because it's always only on the top shelf! but i think i'm ok on planes ;)
@brandyward9677
Hi Megan, My job is to book surgeries. When patients ask if they can travel after a surgery, I tell them, only if they can lift their bags themselves. If they cannot, then wait until they can so I don't have to book a surgery for the flight attendant next.
@chanej2651
Do the lift test before you leave home. Make sure it's not too heavy to lift your own luggage or check the bag.
@AshleyLangdon
Are you allowed to ask if it's an issue with your height and not weight of the suitcase?
@u_t_d_s_h-1_a
It is essentially bad-mannered -- and doesn't seem to be entailed amongst parts of FA's job description (lifting heavy loads for passengers--I mean) - except of course---if disability is part of issues ---in which case, some other airline staff actively engaged or contracted for such assistances at departures and arrival is what patron ought solicit in advance...
@carlosferreyra106
My philosophy is that he can lift her over your head, you should check it. Period. I get tired of older women asking me to help them put it up for them because it's too heavy. Check it.
@karinehrlich7642
That’s terrible. Tell passengers not to pack their bags so heavy that they can’t lift their bag with reasonable ease.
@patlsmith404
Known fact
@pandarush.