Airline passengers, especially frequent fliers, are often annoyed that the pre-flight safety briefing from the flight attendants. But, flight attendants also have to deal with passengers who have ...

Airlines have been known to add a little comedy to liven up the otherwise boring but important messages about in-flight safety.

In the video, a flight attendant on a WestJet plane heading to US Atlanta, uses body language to liven up the safety briefing and soon has the whole plane in splits.

Aviation experts have criticised “stupid safety videos” after passengers forced to evacuate a flight last week were filmed carrying their wheelie suitcases on the plane’s ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A scene from an Air New Zealand in-flight safety video. Do funny airline safety videos really work? Airlines certainly think so, and ...

Passengers were highly amused by an air steward's slapstick safety demonstration on board a flight. The worker pulled funny faces and made exaggerated movements on the Westjet plane from Arizona ...