Flight attendants practice unique habits during flight, use shorthand communication, adopt specific seat positions during takeoff, landing in hand, and are widely misunderstood habits, are safety protocols designed to reduce potential emergencies of orthotic equipment within the critical focus range of critical concentration in aviation practices.
Flight attendants are known to adopt unique habits and practices while boarding, and in many cases passengers are interested in the reasons behind these actions.
One particularly interesting example is the shorthand language used to communicate efficiently, along with clear seating positions during takeoff and landing.
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Sit in your hand and secret
One widely misunderstood habit of flight attendants is to sit in their hands during takeoff and landing.
Contrary to popular belief, this is not to keep their hands warm. As revealed by Henny Lim, a Cebu Pacific flight attendant from the Philippines, the practice is tied to safety protocols due to a potential emergency.
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Lim explained in discussions with people that this position ensures that the body is stiff. She said, “The goal is to keep your body in a stiff pose, so your body will suffer less damage if it is affected by an unplanned emergency.
Also, this position is sitting upright, facing your palms, slowly arms and feet flat on the floor. This precise stance is designed to prepare the cabin crew for a “unplanned emergency.”
Why the brace position is essential
The importance of the brace's position was echoed by another flight attendant, Anusha Pratima, who shared insights about Quora.
She explained that at critical stages of flights, such as takeoff, landing, and taxiing, crews must be aware of the possible dangerous situations. She said the brace position limits movement of the limbs and spine, reducing the chances of serious injuries to the impact.
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“The brace position limits movement of the limbs and spine, reducing body damage during impact,” Pratima said.
Different passenger brace positions
Interestingly, the position of the passenger braces differs from that of the crew's equipment. According to Simple Flying, passengers are advised to bend the upper fuselage forward and place their heads on the backrest of the front seats.
Additionally, they are instructed to flatten their hands on the side of their heads and place them towards the seat.
These adaptations in seating positions highlight the important role of safety protocols in aviation. Whether it is shorthand or accurate seating habits, the seemingly unusual behavior of flight attendants is deeply rooted in ensuring the safety of everyone.
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In a short video clip, she asked him about his experiences during flight. Obi Cubana revealed that he spent most of his journey catching up to sleep. That's why he didn't eat.
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