SAFETY FIRST

Dad and son end up as the only passengers on an otherwise empty flight – and are baffled to spot stewards conducting a full safety demonstration to NOBODY

Committed crew go through full emergency instructions, including hand gestures and signals

Neal Baker

Published: 13:47, 16 Jan 2017
Updated: 19:54, 16 Jan 2017

THIS is the hilarious moment committed flight stewards go through a full safety demonstration — to a plane with only TWO passengers.

They can be seen going through detailed emergency instructions, including hand gestures and signals, despite nearly every seat being empty.

Steward stands at the opposite end of the plane to give the safety demonstration, despite the rows of empty seats — Steward stands at the opposite end of the plane to give the safety demonstration, despite the rows of empty seatsCredit: YouTube / RadioKick

She can be seen performing the complete safety routine to an empty plane — She can be seen performing the complete safety routine to an empty planeCredit: YouTube / RadioKick

A baffled dad and son were the only travellers on the 35-minute Horizon Air flight from Victoria, Canada to Seattle.

They watched in amazement as stewards went through the complete demo, with one standing at the other end of the cabin.

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The minute-long clip shows one crew member giving instructions on how to fasten seatbelts, while another advises them to ask for assistance "if travelling with an infant", even though there are clearly no babies on board.

Steward on the Horizon Air flight from Canada to Seattle also told passengers to seek advice if travelling with an infant, even though there are clearly no babies on board — Steward on the Horizon Air flight from Canada to Seattle also told passengers to seek advice if travelling with an infant, even though there are clearly no babies on boardCredit: YouTube / RadioKick

The son who filmed the bizarre episode said: "So my dad and I took a flight and we were the only two passengers.

";The flight attendants still went through all the motions, announcements, and safety preparations."

The Sun has contacted Horizon Air for comment.

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