This term describes the concern of flight attendants towards elderly passengers. Elderly passengers rarely smile. So, this becomes a quite challenging task for flight attendants to serve them.

Red-eye is a term used by flight attendants to describe a long flight. Meanwhile, pink-eye is a short flight that flight attendants will go through, with a duration of no more than one hour of travel.

This term describes the condition, after three or four days of traveling to several different cities, flight attendants will return to their airline's central airport. However, there is no time for flight attendants to go home, as the plane is only refueling.

Many think that being a flight attendant is enjoyable because they can travel around the world. However, try asking a flight attendant how many countries they have actually seen. Flight attendants only get to see the cityscape from above the plane. This is because, after landing, there is no time to explore the country. This situation is referred to as a "turn."

Many words are spoken between flight attendants, but not understood by passengers. For example, when flight attendants say the word "deplane". It means that not only passengers will disembark from the plane, but also flight attendants.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Flight attendants' language apparently has something to do with the weather, which is tagging. If one flight attendant says the word tagging before the plane takes off, it means that their destination country is experiencing cold or snowy weather. So, they usually bring a coat to anticipate when they disembark from the plane."