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Sara Nelson, the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), has warned that the cabin crew call button should only be pressed in certain circumstances and by certain people.
Nelson made the comments in an interview with The Guardian, in which she said that the button should only be used in emergencies and when the crew is unable to communicate with passengers.
Nelson said that the button should only be used when there is a real emergency, such as when a passenger is being violent or when the plane is about to crash.
Nelson also said that the button should only be used by crew members who are trained to use it, and that it should only be used in cases where there is no other way to communicate with the passengers.
Nelson's comments come after a number of incidents in which crew members have used the button to make themselves priority passengers. In one case, a crew member used the button to get a seat next to the president of the United States.
Nelson's comments have been met with criticism from some passengers, who say that the button should be used more often to help passengers who are struggling.