DISGUSTING! Flying On Blue Air's FILTHY 737-MAX8 

Excellent move from the crew. They are not to blame: 30 minutes without cleaning tools isn't doable for a 180-seat plane. And cheap prices come with some deficits elsewhere.

Not great, but I don't know if I would call it disgusting? Probably just a bit messy really. Perhaps Dyson should sell them a load of vacuum cleaners! When an airline charges £14 for a ticket you have to be glad the plane even turns up..

The fact the PR team was able to communicate from an IG post to the flight crew for them to make this move in just a few minutes is actually very impressive!

I believe low cost airlines refer to the turn round cleans as a "cabin tidy" which is done by the crew and not a professional cleaning team, another way that they are able to keep costs down. Still not acceptable in covid times though

In another life, I was a flight attendant on a budget airline. On our airline, the cabin crew was responsible for grooming the aircraft, sometimes in as little as 20 to 30-minute turns. There were occasions where the mess was too great to cope with a decision had to be made to carry on to the next point where a cleaner could be arranged to meet the aircraft. It's quite possible the extent of the mess of the Blue Air aircraft was not discovered until they de-boarded the aircraft at LHR, too late to arrange a cleaner without incurring a delay. It wasn't biological, like blood or feces, etc and the decision was made to carry on. Blue Air is very active on social media, so it's no surprise that you posted, (36.5k followers on IG) and were treated to the upgrade. I enjoy your videos, despite your clickbait titles. ;)

"As rare as rockin horse poo" I love it. 😂😂 Always a price to pay for quick turn-around. There’s even more priority with C-19 to make sure tissue and the likes are disposed of properly. Thank you,Noel. Enjoyed as always.

That plane probably had already done about 6 flights that day, and you were on the last one. If you want clean planes, book early morning flights. They're usually fully cleaned overnight by cleaning crew and you'll be the first one on them.

30 minutes isn’t the cleaning time, it’s the entire turn around time. Passengers off, security check, cabin tidy, passengers on, passenger headcount, passenger seat allocation check for weight and balance, doors closed, passenger pre-departure check (seatbelts, bag stowage, emergency exits clear), notification to flight deck ready to go then push back…… I agree that it’s nice to have a spotless cabin but the crew don’t have that kind of equipment onboard to clean like that, it’s a specialist company that comes onboard to do it. Not really compatible with the 30 minutes and would almost certainly result in a higher ticket price for all…

Honestly, the crumbs(?) on the floor wouldn't bother me at all. The dirty napkin is worse of course, but it wouldn't bother me all that much even though I'm kind of a germaphobe. Even if the plane looks "clean" it's highly unlikely that it really is (like most public spaces), and when I got off I'd wash my hands, and when I got to the hotel have a shower and change clothes. No biggy IMO.

No excuses for uncleanliness, even on a budget airline. The least you'd expect is a clean plane

My brothers travelled with his girlfriend to visit her family in cluj and they flew with these guys. I feel bad for the crew, they get paid even less than Ryanair and some said they work as much as 14 hours a day. An insane amount for a low cost euro airline

I've flown Blue Air a few times. From Cyprus to both Athens and Bucharest. I've never experienced a dirty plane with them. Their menu is a lot dearer than Wizz but their extra baggage costs are usually cheaper so it balances out. Like Wizz, I've always found them reliable and punctual

As a Romanian I can tell that our government is hardly trying to destroy Tarom concentrating all the international flights to Bucharest so there was enough room for wizz and blue from the other cities of the country. Now, Blue Air cancelled all their flights creating a situation for thousands of passengers. Nice video and keep flying!

I was an aircraft cleaner and I can say they (the Arline companies had differing levels of aircraft cleaning) Blue air no doubt have a spin clean, sh*t out of the pockets (yes obviously not your first seat) a quick kiss and tell wipe and pick up big bits of the floor, I doubt a vacuum cleaner touched the floor to be honest.. It's what cheap airlines ask for..

Sometimes you get lucky with budget, and in this case its a bit ropey, the staff have been really good giving you a move , a thumbs up for the staff, excellent and very fair review Noel

Hey Noel! I usually really love your videos however this one disappointed me. As Cabin Crew myself for a LCC we also have a 30 minute turnaround which consists of a "tidy" not a clean. We are not paid to clean the aircraft like you'd expect from a legacy carrier for example, and the difference between two is what keeps your fare cheaper than a legacy carrier who pay a cleaning team. With that said we really do try our best during that time. Considering you only paid £14 for the fare, and the crew made an effort to make you more comfortable during the flight - I do believe credit is due to the crew here. As the saying goes "you get what you pay for" - and in regards to filthy, that's nothing. Really do like your channel and your videos, just please keep in mind what goes on behind the scenes and how the crew try their best with what they are given.

In regards to the preferential treatment. That only happened because you pinged them on SM. The turn around thing could certainly be a genuine response. I have been on other transportation that has had to cut out the cleaning time for a trip to get back on time and I understand that there is some transport companies that frown on delays and this comes down to the driver. With the low cost its turn around. Sadly this happens.

If anyone supervising from Blue Air is watching this... Successful Southwest in The States does a 35-minute turnaround (and they're experts, as they've been doing this for years) in most flights, so you should actually strive for a 40-minute turnaround first to see if your personnel structure can take it, then lower it to 35 minutes if it can be done satisfactory. There's NO EXCUSE for a DIRTY BOEING MAX as those are MODERN airplanes, even for a Ultra Low Cost Carrier...

Even if the plane wasn't up to snuff I appreciate that there is another option to get to Bucharest ....my wife's family is from Romania and I have used every option to get there on the second leg after the transatlantic...before if you went via London you would have to go to Gatwick or Luten for second leg often a painful and udisrable option....also low cost Carriers do provide options to smaller hubs that are usually ignored by full service brands....I have been on flights on us Carriers also that were a bit 🗑️ trashy. That being said the amount of time to clean should be built into travel times...

Had a similar experience with Air Canada a week ago. I’ve dealt with dirty planes before the pandemic but you’d think because of COVID they’d be cleaning even more. Also hearing about the exact situation with this flight, I do feel for the cabin crew and workers. Low cost airlines have some tough turn around times to work with.

I noticed that Noel sneered when he mentioned Luton Airport. I’ve never found it that bad. It’s my local airport, I can be there half hour after leaving home. It’s a bit of a shed but it’s got all the basics you need while waiting for your flight. I usually pay to use the airport lounge the which is fairly pleasant. Unlike Noel, many of us aren’t able to afford business class on full-service airlines which operate out of the major airports. We need to use the low cost airlines to travel frequently which means that airports like Luton are vital to us. It’s not great but it does the job.

I used to be an aircraft cleaner it may be 30min turn around but cleaners can't get on until everyone is off and you could only have 3-5 people clean the aircraft, as soon as we finish the passengers reboard.

One of the old problems is you get the last flight of the day, it is frequently not fully cleaned. The crew wants the day to end. 30 minutes is not enough time to do a good cleaning, especially at the end of the day. You should have seen SouthWest at the end of the day with 10 minute turnaround times in Texas. Or PSA or AirCal in California with 30 minute turns. At the end of the day their aircraft got pretty ragged. This was back in the70's. How times have changed, now the planes are ragged with 30 minute turnaround all around the world!

Feel as though their excuse of the 30 minute turn around for not cleaning the cabin was poor, during covid especially there is no excuse for not cleaning! Passengers expect higher cleanliness during these times!

If they didnt do any sort of basic cleaning then you can be sure they didnt sanitize at all! disgusting especially during covid

The loo review is absolutely brilliant!!! Loving the reviews Noel 😄👌🏼🤙🏼

The hotel looked beautiful, and the architecture of the city looked superb, enjoy your stay

That doesn't seem too bad to me - a bit of dirt and trash like this are pretty standard on US flights. They probably don't pay the Heathrow airport for a cleaning service and only get it done at their own hub. Also I would clean their garbage myself if it meant I got to have an empty seat next to me.

ah, Once when I flew LOT polish airlines they changed the plane to a Blue air 737-8, it was terrible. The window was half broken, Over head Falling apart. Engine kept going full power then down. It was one off my scariest flights lol.

Not that I'm defending Blue Air, but I've seen the same on other low cost. Flew Ryanair out of Bergamo and due to arrival delay they didn't clean the plane. Out with the arriving passengers, in with the departing passengers. While we were boarding the aircraft they were refueling it on the other side. Under the seat in front of me there was a squashed soda can. There were paper tissues on the floor in the back of the cabin (I boarded through the rear door). And that was a year before Covid struck. Wizzair, out of Barcelona, kept us an extra 20 minutes waiting "to clean the aircraft". They somehow missed a bunch of tissues in the pocket of the seat in front of the place next to mine. So I'm guessing that they sure had little time and staff to clean out a big mess. Yeah, it's not allright to have a mess in the cabin, but sometimes they just have to make do with whatever resources they have. And don't get me started on passengers making a mess just because they can, or are entitled to have the airline clean after them because, you know, they paid for the ticket.

I have a really intense phobia of flying but i have to fly very often and your videos have helped me out a lot. Ironically I've become a bit of a plane nerd and always look up the model of the plane I'll be flying in. While my body still hates being on planes at least I'm pretty educated on the subject. It's kind of like "this is so cool but I'm horrified". Thanks for making my phobia more bearable!

Not sure if Blue Air has a social media team watching out for Instagram posts, but at my airline we fill the exit rows on 738s so that there is someone there to operate the exit doors if required. A strapping, tall Pommie like Noel would be perfect.

Is 30 minutes the usual turn time for that route? Nice plane and good crew, I’d say worth another try. Especially for the price.

As for one who works on the ground and do cleaning from time to time, 30 minutes is too short, Noel. We often just have time to cross the seatbelt, pick up trash from the floor and seatpockets, and that's it! If there was a longer stop for like 55 minutes or more, dirt like that would have been vacumed and that thing you found, propably a condome, would have been spottet and removed.

Hi Noel. No excuse at all. If EasyJet and Ryanair can do it, why not Blue Air?

I’m working as a CC for RYR and believe me guys, it’s very hard to keep the cabin clean when we have a 25-30 mins turnaround. None of us is happy seeing the mess and we try our best. In one day the aircraft comes and goes to at least 4 destinations and we can’t ask for cleaners.

That was disgusting indeed, they should clean the aircraft fully and not let people sit in another flights filth

Very interesting to watch! My wife is Romanian and we've flown Blue Air between Luton and Bacau dozens of times, and quite a few more in recent years with our two young kids. Despite some of the negativity and bad reviews around Blue Air I'd say we've been fortunate enough to have had a decent experience all round and no major delays on our route. I would say though that we've never had the 'low cost airline' experience since the fees have always been hundreds of pounds (last trip in August upwards of £800 return). Dirty seats? Busy boarding? Nothing new for us :)

The crew looking at Noel's instagram: 👁👄👁

I agree with you in saying that they should have a longer turn around time to clean the airplane. Even the one low cost airline I flew with years ago (flybe) made sure that the aircraft was clean on the inside and well stocked up with whatever they needed

To be honest these crews work there socks off and 30 mins is not long to get everyone off and on and sort the cabin out, but at least it was rectified, well done Blue Air

I've had to fly blue air 70 times work related in 2018 because it was the only direct option. The planes were old and not the cleanest but the crew and flights were 90% on time and not expensive. As an ex-frequent flyer, On time and ok crews are important. P.S Noel, get some Eclers from French Revolution while you are there Noel Cheers

i believe your review is unbiased. especially the fact they said they moved you because of social media. yes they resolved the issue , however only because of social media and potential followers / social media damage control. cleanliness should be a standard for all. i also agree that it's an organization issue not a crew issue.

My Romanian husbands sister and his friend took Tarom airlines from Bucharest to Milan, She talked about of how excellent service and great experience both of them had on Tarom airlines, She talked about the airline crew tried their best to keep the plane clean and give all passengers best service

I've flown Blue Air a few times and must say they were very clean every time, mine were Larnaca based Airframes operated by Cypriot crews, so standards and turn around times may differ as i'm sure the turn around time was over an hour at Luton. Was weird though as i flew on YR-BMI on one flight and the interior was still in Hapag as original.

All seems like fair comment. Seems that the crew were good but management or cleaning services weren't. I know we can't catch obnicroms from crumbs but how carefully did they disinfect the seats? It looks as if they hadn't at all. I'd rather be 15 minutes delayed and be sure of a safe environment.

Hi Noel, love the vids, but how did you do your PCR test and then be able to check in before receiving your results? Was that a condition of travel from Blue?

It's really tough on the cabin crew as they only have 30 mins, sometimes LESS to clean cabin in between flights. My friends a hostess and said its crazy. I think they should have cleaners to come and assist. When I fly, I take a little pack of zoflora wipes and clean the seats, window and toilet seat before use. The cabin crew saw me wiping everything down and had no objection and said our area smelled lovely. I was traveling with 2 young kids and didnt fancy getting a bug off the plane lol. One hostess said she wished everyone would clean up like us hehe. I suggested they maybe offer some cleaning wipes around so I didn't need to bring it with me. Loving your videos. You make impartial and informative videos. All airlines should take note. Carry on with amazing adventures, I watch in envy xxx ❤

Other airlines can keep their airplane clean and tidy also have short turn around times ( Ryanair, Norwegian) . No excuses

I scheduled a flight as one part of my honeymoon and they kept cancelling the fights, needless to say they did not returned the money. Their customer service does not even exist. Stay away from this airline if you don't want to lose money.

If you don’t say something then it won’t get changed. Having an instagram account based on travel is like having the entire plane complain at once. It’s pretty loud but at least someone was listening.

Budget fly will never get cleaners in on a turnaround. The crew go down quick as passagers get off. Pick up rubbish wipe lap trays and pick any rubbish up that can be seen. Then on night stop has a good clean. This way keeping cost low. If there is any kind of cleanliness issue just inform for them to correct. Great video again.

The airline expect passengers to pay for a PCR test to ensure they are healthy. The least the airline can do is clean the aircraft and keep the aircraft healthy. However, GREAT reaction to your Insta post..

The crew on my flight from Luton to Iași was really sweet! I was on a school trip and all the kids from my group were scatered on the plane and I was sat next to a really creepy old man. Thankfuly a crew member noticed that I was uncomfortable and moved me next to some other kids in my group! That was probably the best part of flying with BlueAir, the service on the aircraft. So honestly, I don't think they moved you because you were a reviewer, I could be wrong tho.

Awesome video as always Noel. Shame that they didn't fully clean the cabin. Fun fact last summer I noticed that Blue Air was operating flights between London Heathrow and Nice, France (NCE aka my local airport). Which is something that definitely made me chuckle : a Romanian low cost airline running flights between LHR and NCE on a route that's usually only served by British Airways and very often the fares were much lower than BA

I work for a company that specializes in the ferry of transport category aircraft like 737’s and A320’s. We delivered a number of their B737-400/500/800’s from the USA to Bucharest for them directly and on behalf leasing companies that leased aircraft to them. It’s too bad we didn’t get to deliver their 737-8MAX’s from Seattle to Bucharest.

It was no surprise that there was a quick turn around; they know the schedule. When this type of situation exists, you might send a double cleaning crew for a slight extra cost. They should remember you never get a second chance to make a first impression ! Good report Noel; shame on you Blue Air.

I’ve found your channel after a break and in addicted. Love your homely fun informative attitude. Keep up the outstanding work.

As usual Noel another great video ❤️although I did laugh imagining the panic and phone calls that must of taken place when they got tagged in the filthy instagram post 🙌😂 Safe to say we won’t be flying blue air anytime soon 👍

The thing that concerns me when I see broken seats or a dirty plane is what else is broken that we're not seeing? Is the aircraft being maintained properly or does maintenance suffer too in order to just keep the plane making money. That's what scares me.

Makes you wonder, if they didn't have time to finish cleaning the plane, what else did they not have time to do.

You're so polite and so well mannered! No wonder why the staff felt the urge to upgrade you. Just goes to show that a rather quiet and low key expression - even on Instagram - can get you respect and humilty.

Here is a suggestion... when you have a problem on a flight, don't post it to Instagram first. First do what any normal passenger would do and ask a member of the cabin crew to solve the problem we'll sort it out. If you then get no luck and nothing happens then post a picture on Instagram and then see what happens. It would be very interesting from a customer point of view to see how they solve your problem or not when you ask as an individual person like we would, vs when you ask as a RU-vid and Instagram person with hundreds of thousands of people listening to you

Clean planes: on some airlines, especially (U)LC ones, the CC is responsible for cleaning. On that 30m turnaround they are supposed to clean the entire airplane, do a safety check and look for items left behind. The safety check, being of course, the most important of all of these tasks can quite some time if done properly. You make time to clean, but in the end when time ran out, it ran out. When I was a flight attendant, we did our damndest to clean it very nicely, but sometimes there simply wasn't enough time to get every spot done. The floor was dirty, but sometimes you can't request vaccum service - again - because of time related issues (the cleaners also tend to take a lot of time to arrive, probably due to their own workload). Front toilet: during Covid, many airlines reserved the front toilet for the flight- and cabin crew :) Hope this clarifies things a bit!

It's not just the fact that is it very unclean, Noel. It's the potential for germs to be present causing sickness and perhaps allergies. A report to the relevant authorities should be made.

Agreed it shouldn't have been like that in the first place, but 10/10 to Blue Air for A noticing your post, and B reacting by relocating you. Hoping to fly with them myself soon. Nice vid.

just reminds me of Air India. How the staff ruined even the latest Dream liner they had .. absolutely pissed having flown it last month.

At least in the US, we are only allowed 2h5m to deboard a plane, clean it, board and close the door. This also includes the time to get the cleaners on/off, crew boarding and their sweeps. For a British Airways 777-300, we were only allowed 45 minutes to clean the entire plane. That’s a lot of cleaning for 270+ seats. And I wasn’t even a part of the cleaning crew. Some desk agents had to help out when the cleaning crew was short staffed or when the turn around had to be quicker than 45 minutes. *just something to think about*

Ah it's not the budget airlines fault that some inconsiderate animal was in the seat before you. We've all deplaned and passed a row where it looks like a herd of goats have been grazing. It's disgusting but it's unfortunately just how air travel is these days.

Maybe I’m just used to Frontier and Spirit, but £2.50 doesn’t sound too bad for a can of Coke. The normal price on Frontier and Spirit is US$3.50, and most snacks are between $3-$5.

Travels everyday but pays 8 quid for water. There are over 100 free fountains in Heathrow with most beyond security. Come on Noel, up your game, carry a refillable!

Lol your face eating those expensive tortitties that would make a great short you look just pure mortified 😅 great funny video you have a brilliant sense of humour 😂

Covid forces you to arrive at the airport 5:30 hours for a 2:40 minute flight.

Hi, it's the first time I ever heard of Blue Air. The B737 Max 8 is a nice aircraft even if the Max series had a very catastrophic start but I hope all is resolved now and NO other problems or nasty air incidents come around. Anyway cleanliness of the aircraft, we are in the COVID19 times now and aircraft cleanliness should be one of those items that now needs to be prioritized, no questions asked. I have flown on a low cost in Australia called JetStar Australia back in 2014 and on an A330-202, the service was great and cabin crew just as nice. They did serve a cup of water free of charge, I still find bringing your own snacks and perhaps a a fully charged device like a smart phone or tablet are better on low cost. Even entertainment was payware. (Air France's now defunct Joon low cost airline provided free streaming on their flights before it went defunct). But above all the flight I boarded started in Fiji with a stop over in Melbourne where I boarded the flight to Sydney just an hour away, but they still had time to clean the cabin. Sorry Blue Air if it was me taking a low cost in UK and found that yours was filthy I'll fly with another airline. Probably another reason they bumped you to another seat was because you found that filth under the tray table.

Did Blue Air know you were flying that flight in advance? Or do they have someone watching their social for bad posts? If the latter, do all the airlines do the same?

As a person who use to work for the airlines I totally understand what the crew are saying especially if the flights are delayed Imagine a 30 min turn around with one person cleaning We are super low staffed in the industry I understand where you come from. The aircraft should always be clean especially in Covid times Everyone please be kind they’re trying their best I’m in cargo now and we are still super low staffed

Giving my own opinion here. I think, at the very least, that you should have had a refund of your seat reservation. £30 for a seat is expensive, budget airline or not, and for a seat that's grubby is also inexcusable, especially in this day and age of Covid. Some people may class a move to an exit seat as an upgrade. I don't, I still think you should have had your seat reservation refunded, upgraded seat or not.

Noel, your condemnation of the filth and your special treatment is fully justified. Filth is a safety hazard too, considering passengers in flight comfort and security. Great video as usual. Hard luck Mansfield Town btw.

With all those extra costs for everything more than just a seat, I think I'd sooner pay for a proper airline at not much more. Glad you made it there!

I live in a rural area and the most economical prices for round trips are $700 to $1000 plus. And you might get a beverage for free. It’s all a matter of perspective.

You can turn aroundclean a 737 in 10mins. Even with a 30 minute turnaround thats talking from experiance from a good few years back when i started as an aviation aircraft cleaner. As always great video Noel 👍

This is the only airline that I will never fly again. Plane wasn't good but still they flew, probably in order to avoid compensations. Landed in Timisoara because it couldn't land in Bucharest, and spent a night at a regional airport that didn't even have proper heating. Bad manners from employees, bad planes, etc. Oh, and people only knew they had landed in Timisoara and not Bucharest when they left the plane and saw the boards informing they were there. Surreal.

Brilliant review, shame about the cleanliness! Keep up the great work.

Hi Noel, You're going to get tired of me telling you where I lived but we were in Bucharest from 2002-2005 and they didn't yet have many low cost airlines. That one looked EWWE, icky!!! But I imagine the cabin crew would be very nice. We found Romanians to be wonderful and hospitable! We enjoyed our assignment there with the U.S. Embassy. I think we only flew on Tarom is it? Anyway, thanks for the video!🤩🤩🤩

Great flight review Noel! Might I recommend the new Scoot service from Gatwick to Singapore via Bangkok and the new Italian flag carrier ITA for any upcoming flights

Secondly, it is cold cold here in Chicago. The temp is about 3 to 4 degrees F. We may get up to 12 degrees above zero here. I hope it is not that cold there.

What if someone tests positive on the 3 hour PCR? Isn't it too late to reschedule/rebook the flight?

Hi Noel, i really enjoy your videos you actually review your travel experiences rather than go around filming a holiday. I am also a Derbyshire man not far from Mansfield. Good work mate.

If you think flying a low cost airline from Heathrow is a novelty, you obviously haven't flown BA short haul from there recently! 😉

I flew with them from LTN to Cluj and the plane was clean. I was impressed as it was the most comfortable flight ever with a low cost carrier. The seats are much way better than BA, Lufthansa, EasyJet or Ryanair. Blue Air seats vs Ryanair on 737 MAX are way much superior. Adjustable head rest compared with no head rest for example. Excellent leg room, charging points.....It is true, it shouldn't be dirty and I don't know if this happens often as I had only 2 return trips with them and both times it was clean.

They tried to cover it up by changing your seat. Nonetheless,great video. Thanks for an honest review and keep it up.

Another thing about Heathrow is that because it only has two runways (for comparison: JFK has 4, CDG also has 4, and Schiphol has 6) it gets really crowded. Plans to build a third runway were too unpopular, and plans to build an entirely new airport were too radical, which is why Heathrow is the way it is.

Every budger airline promises a cheap fare then nickel and dimes you to death with additional fees. And bollocks on the 30-minute turnaround. Just refueling and doing the preflight takes longer than that.

Besides the dirty seat this looked surprisingly good. Nice aircraft and seats, good terminal in Heathrow, on time flight and ok crew. Another airline that comes to my mind now serving Heathrow terminal 2 would by Greek sky express.

If the floor was like that, I doubt whether the tray tables & arm rests had been cleaned or sanitised either. Ridiculous to mandate mask wearing on board when the cabin is filthy.

I agree, it's disgusting. On the other hand, to keep the same proportional indignation level, you should have felt and mentioned that £14 for a 2000 km flight ticket is also disgustingly low. Probably the tube ticket to the airport costed you more.

You seem a bit picky and fussy in regards to cleanliness and service on this flight. You get what you pay. The cabin crew handled the situation perfectly and the cabin wasn't that dirty. With that said, I do enjoy your videos.

I get your point about moving people but from my experience from working as a ramp lead at pdx the reason why they can't move all is because of weight and balance of the aircrafts from luggage, cargo, freight, and mail put together, but it does suck and we had 30 minute turn around we would have a couple ramp crew go up into the aircraft with some of the gate agents and clean the best they can so yes your right they did have time to clean it, including when my red eye 757 300 stretch came in we still went in and did what we had to do and still loaded our aircrafts and push on time

£30 for seat reservation on a 3h flight?! I think that’s called “Yanking your chain”!

Regarding cleanliness that wasn't acceptable. I worked at GLA as an airline caterer and flight dispatcher, it is possible to deliver catering and clean an aircraft in under 30 minutes. The chances are the catering carts were put on in Romania and used for the outward and inward flight. So they could have cleaned the aircraft in well under 30 minutes. My best guess is they don't want to pay for cleaners. Another good video Noel 👍