I’m an ex-flight attendant and our uniforms have a secret feature in case of an emergency
A COUPLE on YouTube has revealed a lesser-known safety feature built into their cabin crew uniforms.
Most holidaymakers will already know that a flight attendant’s uniform needs to be both stylish and practical for the work that they do.
But what passengers don’t realise is that the outfits also have hidden features that flight attendants can use in emergency situations.
Nathalie and Stefano, better known by their YouTube channel Sense the Lens, are former cabin crew members for UAE airline Emirates.
While the pair largely share their travel adventures on the channel, they’ve also revealed behind-in-scenes secrets as well as their average days as flight attendants.
In a recent video, the couple revealed the hidden features of Stefano’s uniform as they got ready for their shift.
As the duo got dressed in front of a mirror, Stefano held his tie up to the camera.
He said: “You thought our ties were real?”
Stefano then flipped the tie around and showed viewers that his tie was actually a clip-on rather than the real deal.
In a voice-over, he said: “Well look at this, for safety in case some crazy people will pull us from the tie or we got stuck somewhere.”
In the background of the video, Stefano proceeded to clip the tie onto his white shirt.
The video has been viewed over 173,000 times and users flocked to the comments to share their opinions.
One person wrote: “Truly their uniforms look classy not only on this video but you can appreciate them when you actually see them in the airport and on the plane.”
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