Serinu

Serinu is a fictional character from the animated television series "The Adventures of Tintin," created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé. Serinu is a minor character who appears in the story "Flight 714 to Sydney." He is a member of the crew of the commercial airplane that Tintin, Haddock, and Calculus are traveling on. Serinu is depicted as a flight attendant, characterized by his neat uniform and polite demeanor.

Throughout "Flight 714 to Sydney," Serinu performs his duties as a flight attendant, serving passengers and ensuring their comfort during the journey. He interacts briefly with the main characters, offering them refreshments and assistance. His role is primarily functional, contributing to the realism of the airplane setting. Serinu's appearance is consistent with Hergé's distinctive ligne claire drawing style, featuring clear lines and simple designs.

While Serinu is not a central figure in the narrative, his presence helps to establish the ordinary circumstances of the flight before the extraordinary events of alien abduction and volcanic eruption unfold. He represents the normalcy of air travel that is disrupted by the fantastical elements of the plot. Like many of Hergé's supporting characters, Serinu is memorable for his straightforward design and his place within the unfolding adventure.