Social media has become a perfect tool for us to share our experiences. We don’t shy away from openly criticising brands if we ever have a bad experience. Browsing through the social media accounts of Airlines, you will find numerous posts of people venting about their experiences. We don’t see a very pretty picture of the Airline staff and feel that usually they don’t do their job. But do they ever get to tell their side of the story?

Lately, a hashtag called ‘#passengershaming’ has become the crew’s voice on social media platforms. Through this hashtag, they have presented the nasty side of their occupation. Innumerable photos, taken in real time, display the shameless passengers one can face while on board.

On Facebook, there is a ‘Passenger Shaming page’ which shows passengers and their weird behaviour on the flight. The page has got more than 360k fans. On Twitter too, there are thousands of tweets that reflect the popularity of this topic. Instagram is also one of the favourites with about 311k fans.

To show you a perfect glimpse of the world we are talking about, here are some photos shared over the Instagram account.

These people took the phrase ‘DOWN TO EARTH’ quite literally! ….Ah well, DOWN ON AIR 😉

Chillin'. #passengershaming #travel #frequentflierlife #aviation #sassystew #flightattendantprobs #rantsofasassystew #frequentflierlife #flightattendantprobs

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Aug 27, 2015 at 12:23pm PDT

Just ‘FEEL AT HOME’… even while being on board 😉

Kindly avoid all personal grooming and hygiene practices on PUBLIC transportation. #kthx #passengershaming #crewlife #travel #idontwanttoseethatshit #sassystew #MAKEITSTOP

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Jun 18, 2015 at 9:31am PDT

Watch the story of this passenger ‘On The Rise’

Hairfall! Just this time….Deliberately

Un-be-weave-able! #passengershaming #theairplaneisnotyourlivingroom #sassystew #travel #crewlife #flightattendantprobs #rantsofasassystew #HEADEXPLODES #disgustingassholes

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Jul 27, 2015 at 6:44am PDT

This guy has a different meaning for the phrase ‘Shooooe Away’

Sir, please allow me to come to your office and stick my dogs in your work space. KTHX! #trippinghazzard #thosecartsweigh250pounds #ass #passengershaming #flyingfeet #crewlife #cabincrew #avgeek #aviation #flightattendantproblems #airtravel #traveltips #cabincrewlife #passengers #flight #airplane #sassystew #flightattendantlife #rantsofasassystew #sassystews

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Apr 30, 2015 at 6:54am PDT

Why not just wash it at home?

Sometimes you just need to air out your sweaty shoe, on a plane, in an enclosed cabin, with recirculated air, where people are eating. #passengershaming #crewlife #cabincrew #avgeek #aviation #flightattendantproblems #cabincrewlife #passengers #flight #airplane #sassystew #flightattendantlife #rantsofasassystew

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Nov 13, 2014 at 6:34am PST

This guy just decided to “Boot” the instructions away

United footsies! #passengershaming #crewlife #cabincrew #avgeek #aviation #flightattendantproblems #airtravel #traveltips #cabincrewlife #passengers #flight #airplane #sassystew #flightattendantlife #rantsofasassystew #sassystews #unitedairlines #united

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Jan 22, 2015 at 7:47pm PST

Coke or Alcohol? Neither

#regram from @may_lee. NOPE. #notcokezero #passengershaming #pissbottle #travel #sassystew #flightattendantlife #flightattendantprobs #rantsofasassystew #aviation #crewlife #frequentflierlife

A photo posted by Passenger Shaming (@passengershaming) on Aug 25, 2015 at 3:48pm PDT

The inappropriate behaviour of the passengers not only causes discomfort to the cabin crew, but to their fellow passengers as well. Although only few passengers cause this indecency, it is the crew that has to finally handle the gross situation. The ‘#passengershaming’ hashtag certainly is an eye-opener for many people that you cannot take things for granted!

On Facebook, Twitter and Instagram the common hashtags around the same topic are: #crewlife, #passengershaming & #bringingbacktheglamor. Passenger Shaming started in January 2013 and is the brainchild of a former flight attendant Shawn Kathleen. You can find an independent website around it at www.passengershaming.com.

(Featured image: Image by passengershaming)

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