When you step onto a plane, one of the first things flight attendants notice is your demeanor and body language. They're trained to quickly assess passengers' attitudes and behavior for any signs of potential issues or needs. Whether you're nervous, excited, or tired, they pick up on these cues to ensure your flight experience is as comfortable and safe as possible. Additionally, they may take note of any visible signs of illness or distress to provide assistance if necessary. So, as you board, remember to flash a friendly smile—it might just set the tone for a smooth and pleasant journey ahead! Preview photo credit: 
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