Southwest Airlines flight attendant crawls into plane's overhead bin as passengers board
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant recently crawled into the overhead bin of a plane in Nashville, Tennessee — shocking some passengers.
“Is this a dream @SouthwestAir ?,” she wrote. “I can’t get over how weird I find this. @SouthwestAir please get it together.” “It was very interesting,” she added. “I think she was doing it to try and be funny and make the passengers laugh.” “Be nice. One of the reasons we love flying SWA is because of your fun-loving attendants,” another added.
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