What should I do if I encounter an elderly person with low quality on the plane?

A: There are two points of view for reference:

1. Respecting the old and loving the young is our Chinese virtue, the quality of the elderly is low, as a young person, we should be more tolerant of the elderly. Every family has an elderly person, so it's better to think of it as their own parents.

2.You can explain the reason to the elderly, and if the elderly don't listen, then be more tolerant. Now, after all, what we advocate is to build a harmonious society.

When you meet such an old man, try to be generous, don't worry about him in general, anyway, no one knows anyone after getting off the plane, if it's too much, tell the flight attendant.

First of all, you must recognize the identity of an old man, if you argue with him, if the old man suddenly faints with any heart disease or other disease, it will be very troublesome, so when you meet a good person with poor quality, you can't beat or scold, don't expect your persuasion to change him, let him a little, and the matter will pass.

When you meet an old man with low quality, you don't need to argue with him, no matter how reasonable you say, he will not agree with your point of view, but will make the matter bigger and bigger. We don't need to talk to such people, just try to avoid them.

Whether it's a plane, a train, a high-speed train, or even a bus, try to avoid meaningless quarrels with others in public. You have to understand that the average quality of the Chinese is there, you can't expect everyone to be as reasonable as you, and this matter should be handled by the flight attendants when they are not persuaded from the beginning.

Although he is an old man, he may be more privileged than us, but this is not your proud capital, encounter this kind of thing, communicate with the flight attendant, let them solve it.

If you encounter a similar problem with unreasonable seat occupancy on an airplane, I would advise you to take the following measures:

1.Stay calm: No matter how rude or unfair the person's behavior is, we should remain calm. An emotional reaction can make the situation worse and may even lead to arguments or conflicts.

2.Try to communicate with the other person: If the person is unreasonably occupying a seat, we can try to communicate with him.

Kay politely told him that we had booked this seat and asked him to change to a different seat. If he refuses or has a bad attitude, we can try to explain the situation of the seat and try to convince him to change to a different seat.

3.Seek help from the crew: If we are unable to resolve the issue, we can seek help from the crew. The crew usually has the experience and methods to solve such problems, and appropriate measures are taken to ensure fairness and order.

4.Protect your rights: If the person refuses to cooperate, we can ask the cabin crew to provide alternative seats or assist in resolving the issue to protect their rights.

In any case, we should stand up for our rights, but at the same time make sure that our words and actions do not affect the rights and interests of others.

We can show our patience and calmness to other passengers to set a good example of how to deal with similar issues in a reasonable, fair and unhurried manner.

In short, when dealing with similar issues, we should always remain calm and rational, respect the rights and feelings of others, and try to solve the problem in a reasonable, just and not overly aggressive way.

According to the regulations, children under the age of 12 are required to take civil airlines with one-tenth of the ticket or half ticket, and children under the age of exemption from identity documents can take civil airlines with their student ID cards and household registration booklets. Those over the age of 16 must board the aircraft with an ID card or temporary ID card or temporary boarding certificate. If a passenger loses his/her ID card, he/she shall be released with a temporary identity certificate issued by the police station where his/her household registration is located.

Where it is stolen or lost outside the place of household registration, it shall be released with a temporary identity certificate issued by the organ at the place where the crime occurred, the organ that reported the loss, the airport organ at the place where the crime occurred, or the airport organ at the place where the case was reported. During the period of applying for a resident identity card, passengers can be released with the receipt of applying for a resident identity card affixed to their own ** and stamped with the special seal of the police station where their household registration is located. You can also bring your own ** to the airport authority area to apply for the "Temporary Identity Certificate for Flying Civil Airlines".

Therefore, you cannot fly without an ID card. Copies of household registration books are also not allowed on airplanes.

When the elderly and heart patients travel, as long as the general condition is good, there is no obvious impairment of heart function, and there is no aura of cardiac emergency, it is completely possible to take a plane, and should try to choose to take a plane when traveling long distances, but it must be noted that only large and medium-sized passenger planes can be chosen, and never small passenger planes. Large and medium-sized aircraft have spacious cabins, comfortable seats, smooth flight, low noise, and light take-off and landing. For the elderly and heart patients, the shortened flight time reduces the fatigue and discomfort of the journey, thus reducing the trigger for heart attacks.

Therefore, it is best for the elderly and people with heart disease to travel by plane, but not by small passenger planes.

However, please note that the following situations occur:

1. For patients with heart disease, hypertension and extreme weakness, the effect of atmospheric pressure changes will be more obvious, especially the appearance of symptoms such as increased blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, and dyspnea, which are more likely to cause serious consequences and even life-threatening. According to statistics, 3.1 million passengers died of acute heart disease during flights. People with cardiovascular diseases are prone to congestive heart failure, myocardial ischemia, pulmonary hypertension and concurrent hypertension when traveling by air.

Therefore, people with such a history should consult a doctor before boarding to determine whether they can fly.

2. Patients with cardiovascular diseases. Due to mild hypoxia in the air, cardiovascular patients may have old diseases** or aggravate their condition, especially patients with cardiac insufficiency, myocardial hypoxia, myocardial infarction and severe hypertension, and are generally considered unsuitable for flying.

3. Cerebrovascular patients. For example, patients with cerebral embolism, cerebral hemorrhage, and brain tumors can aggravate their condition due to the roar, vibration and lack of oxygen from taking off and landing, and they are prohibited from taking flights.

1. After airsickness, you can ask the flight attendant for help when you feel uncomfortable, such as asking the flight attendant for motion sickness medicine. However, it is best not to eat or drink at this time.

2. Don't rush to get off the plane, you can take a break in the rest area in the airport now, and if there is a sofa, it is best to sit down and rest. It is even better if it is ventilated in a well-ventilated area.

3 In addition, you can wipe your face with a hot towel or put a cool wet towel on your forehead. Leaning back on a stool for a while will make it feel better. Wait until you're rested before leaving.

4Sit down in the lounge area and drink a cup of hot tea or hot water, take a deep breath, and listen to the relaxation**, which can relieve the discomfort. If your belly is uncomfortable, gently rub your belly.