Swiping food

Airplane meals are pretty substandard, and sometimes, you find yourself wanting more after you’ve finished. Despite the tray usually containing an appetizer, main meal, and dessert, sometimes, it’s just not enough. So, what do you do when you’re still hungry?

The correct answer would be to flag down a flight attendant to ask for snacks or another meal because there could be an extra one. But this kid had a better idea. The person behind them didn’t finish their fruits, so why let them go to waste? 

Foot massage

Cramps are inevitable on long flights, and when this happens, you gotta do what you gotta do… including having the person in front of you massage your foot. Honestly, as long as you know the person in front of you, this is totally fine.

We’d like to believe that this woman is related to this guy in some way. We hardly think any rational person would be comfortable giving a stranger on a plane a foot massage! Whatever works for this guy, though.

Too lazy

This is why you probably should start wiping down everything in the vicinity of your airplane seat with antibacterial wipes. People are treating planes like their own home, and not in a good way. Just look at this person controlling their screen with their toes.

Sure, this person can afford a plane ticket, but that doesn’t mean they know how to act on board. It looks like they’re pretty uncivilized — one foot up on the wall and one foot navigating the touch screen. It’s really upsetting! What’s so hard about sitting up and using your hand?

Impromptu nail bar

Remember the girls who were doing their makeup on the plane? And the guy who was tattooing himself during the landing? Well, it looks like this next lady belongs in a group with those people. Here she is doing her nails.

It looks like she’s putting on press-on gel nails. We guess she also has an event to attend right after she lands. There’s nothing wrong with this, and it’s definitely not something to be shamed for. We do applaud her dedication!

Frozen chicken wings

We’re not clear on the rules for bringing raw food on a flight. Even if it’s allowed, we’re pretty sure you need to properly store it in an airtight Tupperware, at least. On the other hand, this passenger doesn’t think that’s necessary.

First of all, this block of wings is frozen now, but it won’t be for long. Second, who would want to eat these wings knowing they’ve been through security at the airport and on surfaces that so many dirty bags and suitcase wheels have touched?