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Have you ever wondered whether your flight attendant was flirting with you?
Here’s how to know.
While most passengers are fixated on the in-flight movie or free snacks, flight attendants have their own ways of making the time fly — especially when it comes to you.
An anonymous crew member has shared that if a person is referred to as a “Bob,” the flight attendant is alerting the team that there is a “babe on board.”
According to the airline pro, flight attendants often talk about passengers while in the sky — and, no, it’s not just about how gracefully you got your bags into the overhead storage and settled in your seat, Express reported.
They revealed some cheeky code words and techniques they use to gossip about and flirt with passengers.
Some flight attendants have hinted at their interest with free snacks, but some bold singles have been a bit more straightforward, even writing their number on a napkin to pass along.
“We always run back to the galley and let the rest of the crew know where the sexy passenger is sitting, we will be extra nice to them and give them freebies,” the source shared. “I can confirm phone numbers have definitely been written on napkins!”
As passengers deplane, crew members will sometimes try one last attempt.
If a flight attendant bids you farewell with a chipper “cheerio” as you disembark, there’s a good chance they’re trying to let you know that they’d like to see you later — off the plane.
“Airline crew love partying with their passengers, especially in Vegas,” the source claimed.
“Numbers are always exchanged on a flight, so be brave and ask a flight attendant out because they may just say yes and know the best spots to go!”
Flight attendants aren’t the only ones hoping love is in the air.
A pilot recently proposed to his girlfriend midflight as the plane cruised at 30,000 feet in a public display that had hearts soaring.
A passenger recorded the sweet moment the unnamed Aeromexico captain declared his love for his girlfriend, who was seated in first class, over the speaker.
“Today, I boarded that same person who has transformed my life, my co-pilot of love and life, Norma Basurto,” he said in Spanish.
The pilot then appeared from the cockpit walking down the aisle — as he hoped she would be doing soon — to meet Basurto as everyone in the cabin excitedly watched on.
When the pilot was finally face to face with his girlfriend, he got down on one knee and asked: “Will you marry me?”
Basurto excitedly said “yes” as tears streamed down her face.
The newly engaged couple hugged and kissed as onlookers recorded the emotional moment and cheered the two on.
