A former flight attendant the seat she would never book on a plane.
Kat Kalamani stores her homework tips and secrets on her TikTok account.
In one of his videos, he explained that there was a seat he would never electronically reserve on a flight.
She told her thousands of followers, “I go out to get a seat in the middle or in the aisle.
“I never get the window seat for protection reasons. “
Some other people agreed with her, as one commented, “I have to sit in the hallway. I hate the seats by the window. “
And many other people have referred to the 2018 incident when passenger Jennifer Riordan died after being partially sucked out of the plane’s window during the flight.
Not everyone agreed, and some flight attendants didn’t agree with Kat.
One wrote: “I have been a flight attendant for 14 years. . . I’ve never heard of anyone who is safer in the middle seat.
Another said they thought it might be safer.
They said: “Interestingly, as a former flight attendant, I am still in the window seat for protection reasons.
“Strong turbulence: I’m safer in the window of any luggage in the trash cans or people/bev carts in the driveway that falls on me. “
The middle seat is the safest on an airplane in an emergency, according to a study.
The investigation through the Aviation Safety Network analyzed 65 aircraft injuries and decided which seats were the safest, based on survival rates.
A middle seat in the back of an airplane was found to be the safest, with a fatality rate of 28%.
The front seats had a 44% fatality rate, while the seats in the back of the cabin had the lowest fatality rate at 32%.
And experts have revealed what each seat says about you as a user, but windowside seating enthusiasts probably aren’t satisfied.
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