If you’ve ever noticed a flight attendant sitting upright during takeoff or landing, hands tucked neatly under their thighs, you might have wondered — what exactly are they doing? It’s not a quirky habit, and it’s not about keeping warm in the cabin’s air conditioning. That simple, disciplined posture is part of a highly trained safety protocol — one that could make the difference between life and death in an emergency. The Real Reason Behind the Posture Takeoff and landing are statistically the riskiest parts of any flight. In fact, data from aviation safety organizations show that nearly 80% of…
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