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Plane Passengers Urged to Act if Flight Attendants Say 'Mermaid' Nearby
Crew use coded terms like “mermaid” and “VIP” to discuss disruptive passengers and emergencies without alarming travelers, aviation experts said.
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Plane passengers urged to act if flight attendants say 'mermaid' nearby
Cabin crew have developed a number of secret codes and phrases used to communicate with each other without alarming passengers - including 'mermaid', 'VIP' and 'pan-pan'
'Mermaid' Is an Unofficial Code Word Flight Attendants Use—Here's What It Means
A new report reveals unofficial airline slang, from seat-sharing passengers to onboard medical alerts.Interior of an airplane.Credit: Alessandra Amodio/Travel + LeisureThere’s an entirely different language in the skies. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a robust list of acronyms and abbreviations that those in the field should be familiar with, and pilots communicate with each other and with Air Traffic Control using the NATO (North…
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