If you have YouTube Premium there's an AI button that lets you query the video. Here's the summary it gave me, I haven't watched the whole video so can't verify it's accuracy:
Here are some of the craziest flight secrets
that are never told to passengers
Don't board the plane first, it's the worst
seat.
Never throw your boarding pass away in a
public trash can.
Airplane toilets aren't allowed to be
emptied into the sky.
The safest seat on a plane is in the back
third.
Flight attendants have a "do not pair list"
of co-workers they don't want to work with
First class and business class cabins
receive the same high-quality meals
Airlines have compartments specifically
installed to store an average sized body in
the event of an in-flight death
The first time I ever flew on an airline, I was about 20 years old (early 1990s), and my friend counseled me that the best/safest meal could be had by requesting a Kosher or vegetarian exception. Therefore I dutifully specified Kosher, please, for my in-flight dinner.
The food was acceptable, but it got really weird in some of the conversations between me, stewardesses, and seat mates, who all heard about my Kosher preference and they were curious just what sort of Jew I might be. (I was a cradle, lapsed Catholic goth boy at that point.)
It gets a bit more interesting; a couple of years hence, I found myself dating a Messianic Jew and attending her "Jews for Jesus" synagogue. When Pesach came around, I dutifully attempted to keep Kosher for the entire period, and discovered that I really had no idea what "Kosher for Passover" entailed, and therefore, I erred on the side of caution by eating nothing but plain matzah all day long.
AI tool is wrong. I watched the video. Pilots have a "do not pair list". Also, most airlines do not have compartments for in flight death, just one aircraft model on one airline on a long-haul flight.
