A cabin crew revealed why the stewardess sat down under her legs and took off and landed.
Stewardess Henny Lim shared a video on social media platform Tiktok Explain the reason, saying the flight attendant was sitting in the “support position” so that “if the emergency in an emergency has any effect, the body is damaged.
In addition to shooting demonstrations of the seat position, Lim explained that it involves “safely securing the seat belt, sitting upright, sitting on the hands, palm posts, tucks, thumb plugs, arms relaxed, feet loose on the floor”.
“This limits the physical movement and therefore the possibility of injury is less likely,” she noted.
Lin also explained that during the time the stewardess sat in the stand position, they had time to prepare the crew for emergency situations through “silent comments”.
“This includes awareness of emergency equipment at the site, door operations, given commands, and any visual clues outside the aircraft.”
The video now receives over 32,000 views, and many social media users thank her for her explanation.
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A cabin crew reveals why the stewardess sat down under her legs and took off and landed
Stewardess Henny Lim said the stewardess sat in the “support position”
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This is after the flight attendant turned TJ Newman to share many safety tips.
First, the pilot said the first safety measure that everyone can take is to fasten.
She explained: “If you are in the seat, your seat belt should always be fastened.
“Just take a look at any incredibly serious turbulent videos in the recent news.
“In such cases, if the passenger is fastened with a seat belt, most injuries will be avoided. ”
TJ said that although they seem to be in the na, they always “have to follow the instructions of the crew” and that they are on board “for one reason: safety.”
In addition to securing the seat belt, the author has added additional instructions that may be provided before taking off, including storing the bag correctly, placing the seat back upright, and securing the tray table.
Although all planes seem to be the same, TJ emphasizes that configurations can change dramatically, and after different layouts, exit doors at different locations and rows.
Therefore, every flight, it is necessary to “view the safety information card” on each plane.
“I have been flying as a flight attendant for ten years and now as a passenger, even if I still check the cards before each takeoff,” Globetrotter revealed.
The video has now received over 32,000 views, and many social media users thanked her for her explanation
TJ added: “Familiar with the exit and emergency equipment of the aircraft, and then, in the event of evacuation, you will not hesitate.
‘You already know which direction to go.
“These few seconds of differences may just save your life.”
Finally, if there is a real emergency, TJ’s top advice is to “get away from everything.”
The New York Times bestseller has been 10 years old and he concluded: “If you have to evacuate the plane, then time is everything.
‘Don’t stop and buy books. Your life and the lives of your passengers are more important. Leave everything behind and get off the plane.