Video: American Flight Attendants Sing & Dance For Million Miler

I… I… I… I… am speechless.

There are some airlines, like Southwest, that are known for their charismatic flight attendants.

American Airlines is not one of those airlines, though. You most definitely wouldn’t expect this, let alone from what appears to be a rather senior crew (based on the fact that they’re working a Phoenix to London trip, which requires a lot of seniority to hold).

Check out this video that a Twitter user shared of two flight attendants putting on a little “performance” on AA194 from Phoenix to London:

Apparently they were recognizing someone who earned million miler status on the flight. I find that rather confusing, because unlike Delta and United, I don’t think American does anything to recognize million milers on their “achieving” flight (at least I didn’t get anything). Maybe the passenger let them know that he earned million miler on that flight, or maybe things have changed?

But this video is unlike anything I’ve seen before on American.

Does the guy say his name is Captain Ike? And does he really say “when you’re flying with us, you’re flying with friends?”

I’m not sure what part of this I like most — “Captain” Ike, or the incredible background dancer.

This is a lot to take in. In all honesty, though, I do appreciate their enthusiasm — it’s so nice to see people who come to work and seem to enjoy their jobs, rather than people who show up with a bad attitude.

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Matt Guest

Toilet airline.

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Stan Guest

How many million milers are there? There can't be too many of um. A little recognition on their acheiving flight wouldn't be that hard....

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Matthewsf Guest

I too got nothing form United on my transition/threshold flight (a long one) when I crossed into the 1 million mile mark....I even told the FA in passing conversation.

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Debbie Hale Guest

Capt Ike is an amazing man. We all started flying with PSA (Pacific Southwest Airlines). He has now gone through three airlines and this man is genuine. There was no pr stunt or anything from the AA. This is Ike!! He’s amazing and loves his job. I started with PSA also and had flown with him for years.

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BillC Gold

@Donna -- I totally agree with you 1000%! Flight attendants (on United or otherwise) should be more aware of their passengers achievements, since they always have a passenger manifest that lists such status info! Crossing Million Miles takes a few years to achieve and should be better recognized ... or perhaps there are just too many Million Milers on United international flights for them to even care, anymore? On other occasions I *did* have the onboard pursers come by towards the end of the flights (in Polaris Business Class) and thank each of us individually for flying United and being a Premier 1K flyer ... but these courtesies have become practically extinct nowadays, as I've observed (since I flew internationally across the Pacific to Asia monthly)!

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