One airplane pilot says he and his whole crew got a touching surprise from a grateful passenger while they were working on Christmas.
"Today, a passenger gave our crew Christmas cards with this note inside," the unidentified pilot said on Reddit. The note was apparently from a nurse who cares for cancer patients at NYU Langone Medical Center.
Airplane crew members on Reddit seemed to support the idea that such a small gesture makes a big difference.
"As a former FA [flight attendant], I can confirm that it is always appreciated when passengers were nice, or acknowledged us in this way," user MonorailBlack wrote on Thursday. "Flying over the holidays isn't fun - missing Christmas with your family for more than 10 years gets really old. The little things made it more tolerable."
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"Today, a passenger gave our crew Christmas cards with this note inside," the unidentified pilot said on Reddit. The note was apparently from a nurse who cares for cancer patients at NYU Langone Medical Center.
Airplane crew members on Reddit seemed to support the idea that such a small gesture makes a big difference.
"As a former FA [flight attendant], I can confirm that it is always appreciated when passengers were nice, or acknowledged us in this way," user MonorailBlack wrote on Thursday. "Flying over the holidays isn't fun - missing Christmas with your family for more than 10 years gets really old. The little things made it more tolerable."
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