However, when dropping her prop plane into the jelly - a far thicker substance - the flight attendant explains how this is far more comparable to air pressure at 30,000 ft. 'The air pressure way up there is a lot more concentrated than it is on the ground level,' she said while shaking the cup of jelly, which holds the 'plane' firm.
Flight attendant Cierra Mistt, who works for an American airline, has revealed why cabin crew never help you put your bags in the overhead lockers.
A flight attendant has revealed the reason cabin crew never help you put your bags in the overhead lockers.
Cierra said: 'Pilots and flight attendants don't actually get paid until everyone is on board and the plane door shuts.
Cierra isn't the only flight attendant to have confirmed that cabin crew aren't actually supposed to help with bags.
