I Tried Flight Attendant Academy

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TEAM MK:
Camera Operator - Andrew Clemson
Assistant Producer - Carissa S.

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[MichelleKhare]

Subscribe so we can convince the Secret Service to film with us 💪🏽

[Kirschkraehe]

I really miss the longer, more detailed videos. This almost feels like a trailer. Would have loved a few words at the end about how you felt, what you learned etc

[KhAnubis]

I knew a little bit about how flight attendants are actual first responders (and far from just flying waiters) but this really gives me a whole new appreciation for the kinds of things they have to prepare for and deal with - and still somehow keep a "customer service face"

[kadi]

Hassan was too funny 😂😂 when she picked up the axe “Never!” And “…so there’s another fire” just so casual 😂😂

[Pantherking]

There is something about the way you can have a laugh & a giggle but you know exactly when to turn the fun off & get serious

[hopescope]

I had NO IDEA flight attendant training was this intense!! Thank you SO much for sharing this experience ❤️

[jordanmatter]

You are one of the most inspirational creators on the platform. Can’t wait to collaborate with you!

[MHSMagicLuver]

I would absolutely love to go in these simulators. The reason is, turbulence makes me nervous. If I knew exactly what it felt like, maybe I wouldn’t be as nervous.

[lostsky]

i love how he causally said "it could be missing" 9:13

[ItsDesha]

On the last several Challenge Accepted videos I've noticed there's quite a lot of comments from people about the video being too short and that they miss the longer videos. I still very much enjoy watching these videos and appreciate the amount of time, money and effort it took to get these made. However, I do agree that the videos aren't as impactful as they used to be and that it often feels a bit lacking in depth and substance. I'm sure it's been a conscious decision from Michelle and the team to cut the videos short and I'm honestly curious to why that's the case. I'll gladly keep watching these but I would certainly love it if they'd go back to a longer and more in depth format.

[meganrickards]

While I enjoyed this and it was sort of informative, I miss the longer versions that went more in depth with each topic/job. The longer forms not only discussed myths and potential controversial topics about said job, but also showed potential applicants what the job would really be like in an in depth and informative way.

Edit: 1, 000 likes?! Thank you so much everyone! That’s the most I’ve ever gotten! Thank you!

[annen]

Michelle I just want to say thank you so much for this channel. Seeing a new video about you achieving your goals or learning a new skill just really inspires and motivates me.

[IKECH]

I’m in agreement with others. I hope your videos start to be 25+ mins again. You make fantastic and very unique videos - and you’re one of the only YouTube channels where we actually WANT longer content! Thanks for doing what you do!

[AustenAlexander]

Michelle unconscious: “I gotta finish this hypoxia test”

[FunnyMomentsOnYoutube]

I love Michelle’s energy, each challenge accepted video she’s always so hyped to be there and to be doing it, Michelle I love your energy so much and thank you so much for all the hard work you put in to provide these inspiring video’s for us 🎉!!

[ArcherAdventures]

I found this so interesting, especially the part about hypoxia, as my daughter is 13 and has had to live her whole life with an oxygen range of only 75-85% sitting mostly at 81% and never over 85%. Infact shes soon to have a cardiac catheter due to her saturations going below 75%

[Deevasi]

I honestly think this video was short. I wanted to see more of the training. It was awesome. Can you post any extras or deleted content from this video? Would love to see it.
Btw by this point I think you are the bravest people ever. You are ready for any challenge life throws at you! ❤️

[sliceysliceofapancake]

Since most of us would never get to experience such cool flight attendant training, i think we’d really appreciate longer and more detailed videos. for example i would’ve really liked to see longer versions of the jungle and Antarctica crash landing :)))) love your videos

[silky]

This was brilliant! Thank you for undergoing all of these amazing things allowing us inside places we normally would NEVER get to see or understand. I do have a friend that is a flight attendant in This case and because of her, I always, Always, ALWAYS bring a bag of candies or something small that can be shared by all. I give it to the purser to distribute to the cabin crew and thank her for everything she and her staff do to keep us safe. Just a token of my gratitude. I never expected perks to come with it. Free upgrades, first class dinners because they are always left over etc. one clue though always buy a bag of miniatures. You never know how many attendants there may be. There could be 5, there could be 20. You don’t want anyone slighted.

[TheNoob]

As a new viewer these vids are actually so good bc she actually challenges herself and in the future she can basically become any job she trained for even a marine