5 secrets that airlines limit disclosure

To ensure safe and accurate operation of a flight, there are 1001 things to do but most of what passengers know is just superficial, the rest is always hidden by the airlines.

Here are secrets related to flight safety that airlines often do not want to disclose to ensure the safety of passengers.

1. Secrets about the darkness in the cabin

On long-haul flights, night flights, flights over bad weather,

Pilots will reduce the light in the cabin on long-haul flights, night flights or when flying through bad weather. This will help the eyes adjust to the darkness and if a bad situation occurs, it will be easier for passengers to find an exit.

2. The aircraft must not be 100% filled with raw materials

In order to reduce weight and save costs, aircraft were not allowed to fill up the material chamber for each flight. Therefore, pilots can land the aircraft at the nearest airport to refuel if in bad weather to fly around.

3. 4 mandatory requirements when preparing to take off

4 mandatory requirements that flight attendants always remind passengers to make when the plane is about to take off and land is to open a window, fold the dining table, stand up the back of the seat, and buckle up.

Standing up the back of the chair, folding the dining table in front will make it easier for passengers to sit in the inner row if the aircraft has a problem.

Opening the book helps passengers take the initiative in observing problems outside the fuselage while helping rescue forces on the outside to quickly locate the victim inside the aircraft.

4. Do not let food fall on the tray

Passenger food trays may sometimes not be cleaned before serving due to insufficient time, especially for connecting flights. Therefore, to ensure hygiene, we do not place fruits, candies on the tray or let the food fall on the tray.

5. The carpet on the plane is horribly dirty place

The carpet on the plane floor is one of the horrible dirty places, from shoe traces to spilled food and even baby urine, vomiting . But it's the least hygienic place on the plane, so many people don't even dare to walk barefoot on an airplane.