Spirit Airlines Safety Demo: I Haven't Laughed This Hard In Years
Southwest Airlines is known for their flight attendants doing humorous safety demonstrations, and many of them have gone viral over the years. It's also a good fit for the airline, given the reputation they have for offering a fun and quirky experience. Well, I just stumbled upon a safety demonstration someone posted from a Spirit…
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Awwww I feel bad for the guy. He did a pretty good job and wasn't getting any love. I think a Southwest crowd would've appreciated his performance a bit more.
@Lucky, I know this has nothing to do with the Sprit post but, Which aircraft do you prefer? Boeing 747-8I or Airbus A380-800. I would love to know.
Great execution to the song, and way to stay committed. Too bad no one appreciated his voice, I'm willing to bet that a different group of passengers would have appreciated it more...
I think the FA is great. I think the guy filming is a douche. Who wouldn't want some entertainment when you have to be on a Spirit plane. One day it will all be recordings and we will miss this personal touch.
If that's the funniest thing you've ever seen, then you really need to get out more. And what's with NSFW? What is this? 1998 where people sit with computer speakers blaring at their desk and someone might overhear something? Oh my gosh!
That was very cleverly done! Thank you for sharing. I have my opinion about flying on Spirit Airlines but kudos to their FA for a really cool and entertaining safety announcement.
@ Lucky — Appreciate the conservatism, but what exactly IS SFW anymore...?
I have a feeling if 50% of your readership had OMAAT up on their screens while at "work", their bosses would double check their vacation days. Same goes for my social media photos. Let's just leave HR out of it 😉
—JRL
OMG this is hilarious! But good on the FA for singing through the entire thing without breaking a voice! The things you do for your job. I'm surprised there isn't any interpretative dancing along with the song.
Loved the passengers' reactions. The guy to the right with the headphones looks like he's about to cry.
Aww, the guy is just trying to inject a little fun into a tedious part of his job. I'm sure it isn't necessary to be unkind.
Found a video with a more appreciative group of passengers. Kind of makes me want to fly Spirit (well...maybe only once...and only if Spirit can guarantee this guy will be working).
