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cabin crew will come round before take off and make sure that the window blinds are all up. And, you may think you know why that is – various theories are often shared around on departure.Some think it keeps the pressure in the plane stable while others say that it’s so the crew can see the wings.READ MORE: Mum shares clever folder trick to keep kids entertained on flights and trainsBut, it turns out there’s actually a very simple reason behind the airline rule.On Reddit, a flight attendant was answering questions from passengers.One person asked: “Why do you always ask to put up the window blinds while taking off or landing?”To which the cabin crew member noted that the windows must be up for safety reasons.They wrote: “In case something goes wrong a passenger can see it and alert the flight crew.“It also has to do with safety.

Turkey and Greece. And, while the flight is an inconvenience to some who hate having to traipse through the airport that doesn’t mean we should act differently on planes from other public transport.But, you’re unlikely to see people behaving on a bus like they do on a flight – and flight attendants are sick of it.READ MORE: Cabin crew share things passengers should never do on plane such as wearing shorts We previously found out the things that cabin crew hate passengers doing during their journey from clipping their toenails to grabbing their uniforms.