When you go on a plane, it’s like you are putting your life in someone else hands and all you want is everything to be perfect. You obviously do not wish for a flight with turbulence or annoying passengers at 10,000 meters above sea level.
Here are 5 clever, even essential things to know before getting on a planes so that you can enjoy your next trip.
1. The Tiny Hole On The Window
Aircraft windows are made up of a small hole called bleed hole. This is used to regulate the air pressure when the plane is at high altitude. Do not panic the next time you see this hole in your window.
Flight Attendant
Unfortunately, people think it’s easy to be a flight attendant. They are far from suspecting that those who hold the job must constantly have an irreproachable appearance, must know several medical procedures (such as giving birth to a child on board an airplane) and that they are essential in case of an emergency. Do not hesitate to thank them as you are leaving the place.
Mobile Phone
When you board a plane, one of the first things you are asked to do is to turn off your cell phone. Why? Cell phones can create interference, by connecting to the Internet, with the radio frequencies of the aircraft, which can affect radar communications. So avoid being reluctant when asked to turn off your electronics. Thank you!
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2. Food
Everyone agrees with this: the food served in the planes is unappetizing. If you think that water is a better option, think again. Tests were conducted on the water served in the aircraft and it was shown that the level of bacteria was 100 times higher than the limit accepted in the United States. Opt for night flights and sleep instead of eating!
Cleanliness
Most planes are not cleaned properly. For example, many passengers change their child’s diaper on the board that serve you to eat. So avoid putting your pretzels directly on your tray …
