Airplanes are things that many of us wonder about. equipment, features, traditions vol. For example, why do flight attendants keep their hands behind their backs? Why are we asked to open the blinds during takeoff? Which seat should we sit in to sustain the least damage in a crash?

We have left our content below where we answer these intriguing questions. Let us move to our topic today. Why is there a small triangular symbol above some windows on an airplane?

What does the triangle next to some seats on airplanes mean?

This triangle symbol is actually a reference point for flight attendants, that is, cabin crew. Because what it represents is The point where the engines and wings of the aircraft are best seen. If an abnormal situation occurs during the flight, such as smoke coming from the engine, flight attendants can see what is happening from this point.

Moreover, before the flight begins, we can take advantage of the point where this triangle is located. condition of wings and engines They can control it.

We can understand from here that this is very important for flight safety. After all Observing problems that may arise while traveling, One of the most important responsibilities of civil servants. This allows them to take action more quickly.

For us passengers it has no technical meaning whatsoever.

Yes, the triangle is an important reference point for safety, but if you specifically want to sit where the wings and engine are visible, or if you don’t want to sit, only then can this triangle have any meaning for you. Other than that It has no positive or negative impact on passengers.

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