That's when Karas had the idea to pass around a piece of paper to the other passengers and invite them to write a message to Omar's grandmother if they wished. It quickly became clear that they were going to need more than one sheet of paper.“Folks are writing PARAGRAPHS,” a fellow flight attendant told Karas. “We had page after page after page after page of long messages offering condolences, peace, love, and support. There were even a couple of cash donations, and more than a few tears.”When the plane landed, the crew made an announcement over the intercom that, "JetBlue stands with Orlando," and then asked for a moment of silence to honour Omar.According to Karas, every single passenger on board took the time to stop and speak with Omar's grandmother and offer their condolences before disembarking. There were hugs and tears and a level of respect and patience that is basically unheard of in modern air travel.Her post closes with this heartwarming message:“I am moved to tears yet again as I struggle to put our experience into words. In spite of a few hateful, broken human beings in this world who can all too easily legally get their hands on mass assault weapons — people ARE kind. People DO care. And through our customers' humanity today, and through the generosity of this wonderful company I am so grateful to work for, I am hopeful that someday soon we can rally together to make the world a safer place for all. I will never forget today. ‪#‎Orlandoproud .”As we reported yesterday , JetBlue is offering free flights to and from Orlando to immediate relatives and domestic partners of those killed or injured. A GoFundMe account was created by Omar's friend Daniel to help the family raise funds for his funeral.We will update this story if and when we are able to speak with Karas directly. You can read her Facebook post in its entirety here