Taking care of passengers is one of the main jobs you have in Bumpy Flight. Flying the plane is important, but you also need to make sure the people inside the aircraft are getting what they need during the trip. Passengers can ask for food, drinks, medicine, or help when they become angry.
These requests may look simple, but they can become difficult when you are also trying to control the plane or deal with an emergency. This guide explains how to handle passenger needs in Bumpy Flight, including where to find the required items and what to do for each request.
How Passenger Needs Work in Bumpy Flight
After the passengers board the aircraft and take their seats, they can start making different requests. Your job is to respond to these requests and keep the passengers satisfied while the flight continues. The main passenger needs currently include:
- Water
- Burgers
- Medicine
- Help with angry passengers
Some requests are easy because the required item is close to the cockpit. Others may require you to use the Order Terminal or interact directly with the passenger.
If you are playing with a team, it is a good idea to have one person focus on passenger needs while another player remains in the cockpit.
How to Give Passengers Water
When a passenger asks for water, you need to get a bottle from the refrigerator. The refrigerator can be found near the cockpit door. Go to the fridge and take a bottle of water, then bring it back to the passenger who requested it.
There is one important limitation: you can only carry one bottle at a time. Because of this, you should try to remember which passenger needs water before making the trip. The basic steps are:
- Find the passenger asking for water.
- Go to the refrigerator near the cockpit.
- Pick up a bottle of water.
- Return to the passenger.
- Give them the water.
If several passengers need drinks, handle them one at a time and try to keep track of who requested each item.
How to Give Passengers Burgers
Passengers can also ask for a burger during the flight. Like water, burgers can be collected from the refrigerator near the cockpit.
Go to the fridge, pick up the burger, and take it to the passenger who made the request.
You can only carry one burger at a time, so you will need to make separate trips if multiple passengers want food.
To make this easier, it is useful to seat passengers closer to the front of the aircraft during the boarding stage. This reduces the distance you need to travel between the passengers and the refrigerator.
The process is:
- Find the passenger requesting a burger.
- Walk to the refrigerator.
- Pick up the burger.
- Take it back to the passenger.
- Deliver the food.
How to Help a Sick Passenger
A passenger can also become sick during the flight. When this happens, you need to provide medicine.
Medicine is obtained through the Order Terminal, which is located near the refrigerator and cockpit area. Use the terminal to order the required medicine and then take it to the passenger.
This is one reason why learning the location of the Order Terminal before takeoff is useful. When a passenger becomes sick, you can quickly reach the terminal instead of wasting time looking around the aircraft.
If you are playing with friends, having a dedicated cabin crew member handle these requests can keep the pilot focused on flying.
How to Calm an Angry Passenger
An angry passenger works differently from passengers who simply want food or drinks. You do not need to find an item for them. Instead, you need to speak with the passenger and answer their questions.
Approach the angry passenger and interact with them. They will ask questions related to air travel, and you need to answer two questions to calm them down.
Once the questions have been answered correctly, the passenger should become calmer and you can return to your other duties.
This task can be especially annoying during an emergency, so try to deal with the passenger when it is safe to leave your current position.
Best Place to Seat Passengers
Passenger positioning can make your job much easier. Since the refrigerator and Order Terminal are located near the cockpit, placing passengers toward the front of the aircraft can reduce the amount of walking required.
This is especially helpful because you can only carry one burger or bottle of water at a time.
During the boarding phase, consider placing passengers in seats closer to the front when possible. You will still need to handle their requests individually, but the shorter distance can save time.
How to Handle Passengers During Emergencies
Passenger needs can become harder to manage when the aircraft experiences an emergency. For example, you may receive a food request while dealing with turbulence or an engine failure. In these situations, the plane should come first.
If the aircraft is losing altitude or experiencing a serious problem, focus on stabilizing the plane before dealing with a normal passenger request. A burger or bottle of water can usually wait, while an engine failure may require immediate attention. For team players, this is where assigning different jobs becomes useful:
- Pilot: Focuses on flying the aircraft.
- Engineer: Handles engine and power repairs.
- Cabin crew: Handles passenger requests.
- Support player: Gets food, water, and medicine.
This setup prevents the entire team from abandoning the cockpit whenever a passenger asks for something.
How to Prepare for Passenger Requests
You cannot predict exactly what passengers will ask for, but you can make the process easier by learning where everything is before takeoff. Make sure you know the location of:
- Refrigerator
- Order Terminal
- Passenger seats
- Cockpit
- Power supply
- Aircraft wings
It can also help to order useful items before the flight begins. Having a wrench ready is particularly useful for emergencies, while knowing how to quickly access the Order Terminal means you can respond to sick passengers faster.
Passenger Needs Priority
Not every request needs to be handled immediately. When several things happen at once, prioritize them based on how much they affect the flight. A simple priority system is:
- Engine failure: Handle immediately.
- Major aircraft emergency: Prioritize the plane.
- Power outage: Repair when necessary.
- Sick passenger: Handle after urgent aircraft problems.
- Angry passenger: Deal with them when safe.
- Water request: Can usually wait briefly.
- Burger request: Can usually wait briefly.
The exact situation can vary, but the important rule is to avoid risking the entire flight just to deliver a passenger’s food.
Handling passengers is an important part of Bumpy Flight, but it becomes much easier once you know where to find everything. Water and burgers come from the refrigerator near the cockpit, while medicine can be ordered through the Order Terminal. Angry passengers require you to interact with them and answer two questions before they calm down.
The biggest thing to remember is that passenger requests should not distract you from serious aircraft problems. If you are playing with friends, assigning someone to cabin duties while another person flies the plane is one of the easiest ways to keep everything under control. With good positioning and a clear understanding of each request, you can keep your passengers happy while safely getting the aircraft to its destination.