A mid-flight moment has taken over social media after a passenger was spotted using an unusual tactic to catch some sleep: a handwritten poster, requesting not to be disturbed.In the now-viral video, a man travelling with his young child is seen seated on an aeroplane, holding up a bright green sign while dozing off. The child, wearing headphones, appears engrossed in an iPad, seated quietly beside him.The message on the poster reads: “Taking a nap. Please do not get the air marshall. I am not drunk or unconscious. Thank you. A very tired dad.”The clip quickly grabbed attention for its mix of humour and relatability, but also raised eyebrows.As the videos circulated, reactions online were sharply divided.While some viewers found the situation amusing and relatable for exhausted parents, others questioned the decision to nap while travelling alone with a young child.Comments ranged from sarcastic takes like “Are people getting arrested for sleeping on planes?” to concerns over safety, with one user pointing out, “I’m a dad too, but I wouldn’t leave my child unattended at that age.”The incident has since triggered a broader conversation online, not just about in-flight etiquette, but also about parenting choices in public spaces, proving once again how quickly everyday moments can spiral into viral debates.