Lloyd later tweeted a photo of the smiling Southwest flight attendant looking comfy and content nested inside the overhead bin. The woman stayed in the luggage storage area “for a solid 10 ...

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The Southwest Airlines employee decided to play a prank on a flight Monday when she hid in the overhead bin while passengers boarded. Thursday, August 1st 2019, 11:54 am By: News 9 ...

One passenger taking up an entire bin all to themselves,” said Heather Poole, a longtime flight attendant and author of the book “Cruising ATTitude: Takes of Crashpads, Crew Drama and Crazy ...

Even the most helpful and courteous flight attendants are unlikely to help you lift your bag into the overhead bin. Believe it or not, this seemingly routine task isn’t actually part of their job.

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The basics of bin etiquette “So many passengers place all of their belongings in the overhead just to free up the area at their feet for legroom, and that creates an overhead space issue ...

But as a general rule of thumb, Denise Margrét Yaghi, a flight attendant with Play Airlines, shared, "The best way to store your carry-on in the overhead bin is wheels-first and vertically, like ...

The video, taken by Veronica Lloyd and later shared to Twitter, shows a flight attendant rolling around in the overhead bin. "Is this a dream @SouthwestAir?" Lloyd wrote on Twitter.