Originally Posted by
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Not for laughs, just purely being neurotic, but I've become far more safety obsessed since becoming crew. When I go on holiday for example, on finding my seat I look for the nearest set of exits both in front and behind of me, shoosh family or friends near me during the safety demo and have a quick feel under my seat for a life jacket.
Apologies for the slight thread drift, but this comment reminded me of something that happened to me recently. I'd just landed at Plymouth from Gatwick on way to Newquay. Some pax disembarked whilst we remained, the crew checked overhead bins and seat backs etc looking for any nasties being left behind. Nobody checked the life jackets - (a) to see if they were still there or (b) to make sure nothing that shouldn't be there was left behind. is this standard on a loco quick turnaround?