“I Hope She Sees These Comments”: SA Mesmerised by Gorgeous Flight Attendant

“I Hope She Sees These Comments”: SA Mesmerised by Gorgeous Flight Attendant

  • A man flying a local airline captured a stunning flight attendant during a manual safety demonstration
  • The man shared the video taken on FlySafair on his social media, and it sparked mixed reactions, with many praising her beauty
  • Some viewers criticized filming her without consent, while others admired her professionalism
  • Former SAA flight attendant Nosiphiwo Diniso speaks of privacy invasion onboard the aircraft
TikTok users asked a guy to respect people's privacy after he captured a video of a lady at work
A man saw a pretty flight attendant on a local flight and took a video of her. Image: @lonwabodinge
Source: TikTok

Cabin crew members often captivate passengers with their services, poise, and elegance. A passenger couldn't resist capturing a video of a gorgeous flight attendant during a pre-flight safety demonstration.

TikTok user @lonwabodinge shared the video on the streaming platform, gaining massive traction, reaching 730K views and 89K likes.

The man captures the hun in action

In the video, the flight attendant performs the standard safety demonstration, pointing out the aircraft's safety exits in case of an emergency. Her confident, gorgeous face and radiant smile balance professionalism with warmth while ensuring the passengers understand the safety instructions.

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Watch the video below:

Taking photos and videos of airline crew

Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking with Nosiphiwo Diniso, a former South African Airways (SAA) cabin crew member, about passengers invading crew members' privacy while operating onboard. She shared her perspective, saying:

'It may not seem harmful to take pictures and videos of the cabin crew while they are working, but the POPIA protects us from that, as doing so invades one's privacy and may put the crew member's life at risk.
We live in the age of social media. As someone who doesn't have much presence on these platforms, it would bother me to see my pictures and videos trending on different platforms while I was just doing my job.'"

She concluded by saying:

"No one ever goes to an accounting firm and starts filming their staff while they’re at work, just for content. It will never make sense why people do it with flight attendants."

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The man's clip has SA divided

The video sparked much discussion among TikTok users. Many flooded the comments with compliments, praising the flight attendant for her beauty and grace. Some even shared that they had flown with her before. Others raised privacy concerns, arguing that filming someone without their consent, especially while they're at work, was inappropriate.

User @BabalwaJonas said:

"It’s a nice video 🥹. But you know you’re not allowed to take videos of the aircraft staff?"

User @aCko added:

"Flew with her from Durban to Johannesburg this one time! What a gorgeous warm lady! 😭♥️."

User @nomahlubii shared:

"I hope she comes and sees these comments and gets a warm feeling in her heart ♥️. Waze wamuhle umuntu (this person is so pretty)."

User @Michiey commented:

"All the flight attendants are mad gorgeous, you."

User @K Mosia said:

"FlySafair flight attendants are so pretty! Yoh! Every single one of them😭❤️."

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User @mmathola_ cautioned:

"Guys, some of us sinamanga. We took maternity leave from one job to work on another and make double income la re baiziza man😩 don't take videos of strangers."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za