Flight attendants undergo water rescue training while still in their flight uniforms.

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* This work is fictional, and all persons appearing in it were 18 years of age or older and were filmed with their consent.

In an indoor pool, flight attendants, still wearing the same uniforms they wear on flights, get completely soaked while participating in various training exercises.

The training will be conducted using actual inflatable life jackets used on airlines. When the handle is pulled, carbon dioxide is released all at once, causing the life jacket to inflate and provide significant buoyancy.

When your clothes get wet, it becomes difficult to move freely, so you will experience the sense of security that comes from wearing a life vest, which provides significant buoyancy. Afterwards, you will take off your jacket and experience the difference compared to when you were wearing it.

In actual water rescue situations, physical exertion is undoubtedly a major factor. Instructors give a rapid succession of instructions, including diving and swimming in the pool. However, the flight attendants must steadily carry out these instructions. Enjoy watching the non-stop training in the pool.

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