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EDINBURGH, Scotland - A survey of more than 700 international cabin crew members, from 85 countries by global travel search cheap hotels motels fort lauderdale site Skyscanner has revealed their perfect airline passenger, and it's a surprising result. The perfect passenger according to cabin crew is male; he travels alone for pleasure rather than business, he's in his 30s and is European. And, sorry Beckham but he's not a celebrity, or at least not one who'd travel cheap hotels motels fort lauderdale premium class as economy cheap hotels motels fort lauderdale passengers top the perfect passenger survey.
For cabin crew operating in UK airspace, it's English men who are overwhelmingly voted as perfect passenger, with over half the vote. Men from Wales were deemed the least favourite passengers amongst British travellers.
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Skyscanner's Sam Poullain said: "This is the first time that we've surveyed international cabin crew and the findings give us a real insight into what they really think of passengers. It's interesting to see that it's the men who get the vote for the perfect passenger, and while many of us would love to travel business or first class, cabin crew prefer to work in economy.
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