Make do: The mini-masterpiece was retweeted over 8000 times. Photo / twitter.com
Make do: The mini-masterpiece was retweeted over 8000 times. Photo / twitter.com
When a moaning airline passenger demanded he have a window seat he probably thought the cabin crew would arrange for him to swap seats.
But one flight attendant came up with a much more cheeky response - by drawing a picture of a window on a piece of paper andsticking it on the wall next to him.
The incident happened on a flight in Japan when the unhappy passenger, who had requested a window seat, ended up sat in a row without a window.
A fellow passenger called @koo_TmS_suke noted on Twitter that when the crew on the unknown airline came around during the drinks service, the man in question blurted out "give me a window seat."
According to the MailOnline, the flight attendant walked away before rushing back with a piece of paper and stuck it to the blank canvas wall next to the man.
And on closer inspection, it turned out that the cabin crew member had actually drawn a picture of a window featuring blue sea and white clouds, to give the impression of scenery.
A picture of the flight attendant's artwork was then posted on Twitter gaining almost 8,000 retweets and 15,000 likes.
