This is a summary of the video transcript:
The video is about things you should never do on an airplane, such as:
- Breaking the dress code or wearing inappropriate clothes
- Not turning on airplane mode or using your cell phone to interfere with the pilot's equipment
- Hacking into the PA system or making weird noises
- Leaving trash, diapers, or underwear on the plane or in the seat pockets
- Bringing exotic animals, spiders, or snakes on board as pets or contraband
- Ordering tea, coffee, or ice from the water tanks or drinking too much alcohol
- Sleeping with your contact lenses on or leaning your head on the windows
- Standing up when the seatbelt sign is on or clapping when the plane lands
- Joking about terrorism or violence
- Staying seated for too long without moving
- Trying to open the plane door while it's in the air
The video also gives some tips and facts about air travel, such as:
- Checking the clothing guidelines before flying to different countries
- Leaving the air vents open to increase air flow and prevent germs
- Avoiding the in-flight blankets and windows as they are not cleaned often
- Not being able to open the plane door while it's flying due to air pressure
The video ends with a question for the viewers to share their thoughts and stories in the comments section.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- Air travel is amazing but there are rules and consequences for breaking them.
- Airlines have dress codes that vary depending on the destination and culture.
- Cell phones should be on airplane mode to avoid interfering with the pilot's equipment.
- Someone hacked into the plane's PA system and made weird noises for the entire flight.
- Littering on planes is disgusting and unhygienic, and some people leave diapers, underwear, and bottles of pee behind.
- Some people bring exotic animals or pets on board, such as horses, peacocks, pigs, cobras, and tarantulas.
- Tea, coffee, and ice may use water from dirty tanks, and alcohol can make you more lightheaded and nauseous in the air.
- Sitting still for long periods of time can cause blood clots in your legs or lungs, which can be life-threatening.
- The air pressure in the cabin changes rapidly during take-off and landing, which can affect your ears and hearing.
- The cabin air is very dry and can dehydrate your eyes, especially if you wear contact lenses.
- Joking about terrorism or violence can get you arrested or fined, as airport staff must take any threat seriously.
- The overhead lockers are for luggage, not humans, and some people try to clamber into them or put their kids in them.
- The plane windows and blankets are rarely cleaned and may harbor bacteria that can make you sick.
- Opening the plane door while flying is impossible due to the pressure difference, but trying to do it can get you duct taped to a seat.