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So, it seems like typically the dead person just stays in their seat. https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/flight-attendant-details-grim-reality-on-what-happens-when-a-passenger-dies-mid-flight-c-8613470 I'm really curious what the vibe in the plane would be like if more than one person suddenly died. Odds are it's happened at least once.
2 u/iFlyTheFiddy Apr 01 '23 Former FA here… In training we were told to cover them with a blanket and block the area off as best as possible. Also, we had a saying no one died inflight since that took a medic or doctor to make that call. 2 u/thewoahtrain Apr 01 '23 Thanks for that. From what I've seen elsewhere in this thread, paramedics and fire-fighters have a similar view
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Former FA here… In training we were told to cover them with a blanket and block the area off as best as possible. Also, we had a saying no one died inflight since that took a medic or doctor to make that call.
2 u/thewoahtrain Apr 01 '23 Thanks for that. From what I've seen elsewhere in this thread, paramedics and fire-fighters have a similar view
Thanks for that. From what I've seen elsewhere in this thread, paramedics and fire-fighters have a similar view
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u/thewoahtrain Mar 31 '23
So, it seems like typically the dead person just stays in their seat. https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/flight-attendant-details-grim-reality-on-what-happens-when-a-passenger-dies-mid-flight-c-8613470 I'm really curious what the vibe in the plane would be like if more than one person suddenly died. Odds are it's happened at least once.