Watch the flight attendant delivering hilarious safety briefing
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A video of a flight attendant delivering hilarious safety briefing is going viral on the Internet, leaving everyone in stitches.
A flight attendant on the WestJet trip from Alberta, Canada, to Arizona delivered a funny and silly demonstration that had everyone on the flight in fits.
One of the passengers filmed the hilarious act that shows the flight attendant delivering safety briefing. He demonstrates how to fasten the seat belt but struggles to fasten the seat belt.
He then demonstrates how to wear the oxygen mask but pings the elastic on to his head while wearing it.
The comedy routine left everyone in stitches.
One passenger told DailyMail: “This fella caught my eye as he was just bursting with an energy that seemed absolutely contagious.”
“When he started the safety demo we were immediately captivated! I can honestly say that in all of my 61 years, I have never ever seen a flight attendant captivate the passengers like this.”
“Everybody actually clapped when he was finished and then something crazy happened, we all watched the French version too!”
The flight attendant then repeated the hilarious act in French.
The comedy routine was shared online and everyone laughed out loud. Internet users praised the flight attendant for the hilarious act.
One user wrote: ‘This is truly a good way to get information before takeoff. Laughter is not only entertaining, IT’S GREAT MEDICINE FOR THE HEART ❤️!!! I’m not flying anywhere today but I will remember this Episode of, “Before We Go.”’
Another said: ‘This Attendant is terrific! ???? Would definitely make my flight easier and certainly more Enjoyable!’
The third one wrote: ‘Enjoyed watching this hilarious instruction session. Absolutely delightful and definitely no boring. Keep up the good work’.
‘Loved it…I’m sure more people paid attention because of his demonstration…’ one said.
‘Excellent. Passengers will be more inclined to listen and absorb his humorous version of safety regs’ another added.