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Flight attendant reveals secrets about the mile high club
Mandy Smith discusses what happens when passengers try to join the mile high club.

Former cabin crew member highlights what happens when couples are caught mid-flight.
Flight attendants share realities of the mile high club
Mandy Smith, a former Virgin Atlantic flight attendant, revealed the truth about attempts to join the mile high club during a recent YouTube Q&A with LadBible. She explained that airline staff are well aware of these incidents, which occur on around one in every 20 to 30 flights. Flight attendants observe passenger behavior heading to or using lavatories, and if caught in intimate acts, they have the authority to remove the toilet door, even if it is locked. Smith noted that while staff might overlook these activities on late-night flights without children, daytime flights with families have a different standard. Legal expert Norm Pattis added that such acts could lead to criminal charges, especially if done in a public setting.
Key Takeaways
"We can take those doors off, you know. Even though you've locked it, we can open them."
Mandy Smith explains the authority crew members have in sensitive situations.
"It's worse when you've got children on board and it's in the daytime."
Smith discusses how circumstances affect the crew's response to in-flight intimacy.
Smith's insights challenge the glamorous image of in-flight intimacy popularized in films and media. The reality is stark and even somewhat punitive. Flight attendants play a critical role in maintaining order, exposing the tension between romantic desire and passenger decorum. The potential legal consequences further complicate the allure, reminding travelers that legislation often structures what should be a private moment.
Highlights
- Airline staff can really take the door off if you're caught mid-act.
- Caught in the act? You might face court if it’s public.
- Flight attendants know what you’re doing in the lavatory.
- Mile high club dreams can lead to unexpected penalties.
Potential legal risks for passengers caught in the act
Engaging in intimate activities on a flight can lead to serious legal consequences if done in public areas of the aircraft. This includes potential criminal charges, depending on the jurisdiction of the flight.
The desire for intimacy in the sky will continue to evoke both intrigue and caution among airline staff.
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