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A few years ago I flew with my oldest son on his 9th birthday on Southwest. I told the flight attendand that it was his birthday and she let him help her push the cart. When we landed, she announced that it was his birthday and that no one was allowed off the plane until they sang him Happy Birthday. The whole plane sang to him. It was cool.
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we had a great flight attendant on my last flight... she joked around about everything including the plane crashing... i thought it was hilarious, some didn't like it.
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