If you've flown on a plane, you may have been reminded to open the window shades during takeoff or landing. This seemingly unimportant routine plays a part in ensuring your safety during an emergency.

An curved arrow pointing right. Ever wonder why airplane passengers are asked to lift up their window shades before takeoff and landing? A flight attendant explains why they do this. Follow Tech ...

Ever wondered why flight attendants tell you to keep window shades up during landing and takeoff? To know the real reason, read on., Travel News News - Times Now ...

According to experts, safety is the primary reason flight attendants ask passengers to open the window shades during critical phases of a flight, just like wearing a seat belt.

According to an Airbus' 'Accident distribution per flight phase 2002-2024' report, most of the accidents over the last 20 ...

"The woman sitting next to me reached in front of me multiple times to close the window shade. She never asked me, she just reached directly in front of me to close the shade." Should a Solo Plane ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Ever wonder why airplane passengers are asked to lift up their window shades before takeoff and landing? A flight attendant explains why they do this. Follow Tech ...