Southwest flight attendant makes a dream come true

Wow. Just wow.

Tracy Sharp, a woman with Down’s syndrome, was talking to Vicki Heath, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant, on a flight she was taking and shared that her dream was to be a flight attendant herself.

Heath then did just about the coolest thing ever: She arranged for Tracy to join her on one of her flights as an assistant flight attendant. In the video above you can see just how awesome that went.

There are many such stories of Southwest Airlines staff going above and beyond (this one is my favorite) and I think it just goes to show that when employees are happy, they are much more likely to do nice things for the customers and create good memories for others.

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    Vicki Heath

    Thank you for your sweet comments. Tracy and her parents are family to me. It has been a joy to be Tracys Fairy Godmother. Our story isnt over and I have more surprises for her. Hint. Did you see the movie A View From the top. Tracys story isnt over. Fasten your seat belts. Vicki

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