Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase!

Churchill has the only polar bear jail, and bears can spend 30 days there with no food.

Flight attendant Betty shares stories from her travels to Magdalena Bay, Mexico, and a glamping trip in South Africa, featuring whales, dolphins, and other wildlife.

A flight attendant shares humorous travel stories from the airplane and around the world.

A flight attendant shares humorous and bizarre stories from her travels, including encounters with a narcoleptic doppelganger and a lobster on a plane.

Flight attendant Betty shares stories about a genius mile-high club and travel in Spain.

Betty recounts a first-class service mystery on an international flight, where chicken disappeared from the galley and later appeared in the overhead bin after landing in Europe.

Betty, a flight attendant for a major airline, tells stories involving a drunk passenger left asleep in an L-1011 lavatory, a colleague wearing bright-orange makeup, and a passenger restrained after attacking crew members.

Betty, a flight attendant and host of Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase, tells stories about passengers, canceled travel plans, flirtation, and unusual airport behavior.

Betty recounts smaller stories from a trip to Kerala, India, including 11 leeches, oversized meals, monkeys, and an airport security delay involving a camera battery.

Betty opens with a camel-and-sand-dune tour in Abu Dhabi, then says a later Google search showed it is the least crime city in the world, with cameras everywhere and quick police response.

A 48-hour Zurich layover sends Betty to Mount Titlis, where three cable cars, an ice cave, and a suspension bridge frame the episode's opening travel stories.

["Betty, a major-airline flight attendant, opens with a taxiway story about a child who says he has 42 shark teeth and that they cost $4 each.", "She follows with a Richard Pryor anecdote, where a bodyguard snaps for drinks until a flight attendant says, \"How about can I get a water, please?\"", "The middle of the episode shifts to Kerala planning, Etihad's Frankfurt-to-Abu-Dhabi routing, and the offer of two free hotel nights on a stopover.", "Later stories cover a 1978 Yankees charter, Ischia's Poseidon wellness center and swim caps, a training-day reroute through Jacksonville and Brunswick, and a lost-passport scramble on a European flight."]