Influencers Spark Airline Passenger Complaints

Former Virgin Atlantic flight attendant Skye Taylor reveals that influencers, often flying on discounted tickets, are more problematic than celebrities, who tend to be respectful. Taylor attributes much of the in-flight misbehavior to alcohol and drugs, noting that routes to destinations like Dubai and Vegas are particularly troublesome. She emphasized that issues can arise in any cabin class and praised Virgin Atlantic's training in handling difficult passengers, though she expressed concern for low-cost airline staff who lack such support. Additionally, a video of influencer Kate Elizabeth spending 15 minutes in a plane's restroom for a skincare routine sparked backlash for disrespecting other passengers. Meanwhile, the debate over reclining seats on planes continues, with some passengers, like Cory Lee, expressing frustration over the lack of personal space on long flights. Lastly, a new trend called 'rawdogging' involves passengers abstaining from all forms of in-flight entertainment and meals to embrace a minimalist travel experience.