By MailOnline ReporterPublished: 14:00 EST, 24 December 2022 | Updated: 14:00 EST, 24 December 2022AdvertisementA flight attendant has revealed the secret meaning behind the 'chime sounds' that you often hear on airplanes - and explained how each noise signals a different thing to the flight staff. For example, Tommy revealed that a high ding followed by a low ding means one flight attendant is trying to reach another, or that someone from the flight deck is calling them - while just one tone means a passenger has hit the 'call flight attendant' button and needs their attention. 'A high/low chime like that means that one flight attendant is trying to call another flight attendant or the flight deck is trying to call us,' he continued, as the sound played in the clip. The flight attendant's latest videos come one year after he earned viral fame for detailing the 10 most unsanitary plane passengers can do while flying. He also took issue with passengers snapping their fingers at the flight attendants, insisting it's completely unnecessary.

Source: The Nation December 24, 2022 20:08 UTC