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Why Do Seat Backs Have To Be Up. This is also why your tray tables have to be up and you can't have laptops. You're most likely to have some sort of accident during takeoff and landing. Return your seat to its fully upright. Passengers are always asked to put their seats in an “upright and fully locked position.” what does that mean, and why do you have to do it? When a seat is reclined, it's not locked into place, and a sudden stop could have the seat lurch forward, catapulting its occupant. Airplane seats are the main source of protection for passengers during a crash, and the upright position is their locked position. It also reduces chances that your face will end up slammed into the head rest of the seat in front of you during a crash landing. In the event of a crash, the whiplash movement of a. The real reason your airplane seat needs to be upright during takeoff and landing. On the flip side, acceleration could have the seat slam. Having your seat back upright and your tray table up means less of a chance that you trip over anyone’s reclined chair or get smacked by anyone’s table. There are two main reasons why flight attendants pester people to keep those seats up—to keep injuries to a minimum during a crash and to.

Having your seat back upright and your tray table up means less of a chance that you trip over anyone’s reclined chair or get smacked by anyone’s table. On the flip side, acceleration could have the seat slam. Return your seat to its fully upright. Passengers are always asked to put their seats in an “upright and fully locked position.” what does that mean, and why do you have to do it? When a seat is reclined, it's not locked into place, and a sudden stop could have the seat lurch forward, catapulting its occupant. There are two main reasons why flight attendants pester people to keep those seats up—to keep injuries to a minimum during a crash and to. This is also why your tray tables have to be up and you can't have laptops. Airplane seats are the main source of protection for passengers during a crash, and the upright position is their locked position. It also reduces chances that your face will end up slammed into the head rest of the seat in front of you during a crash landing. The real reason your airplane seat needs to be upright during takeoff and landing.

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Why Do Seat Backs Have To Be Up On the flip side, acceleration could have the seat slam. It also reduces chances that your face will end up slammed into the head rest of the seat in front of you during a crash landing. This is also why your tray tables have to be up and you can't have laptops. There are two main reasons why flight attendants pester people to keep those seats up—to keep injuries to a minimum during a crash and to. Passengers are always asked to put their seats in an “upright and fully locked position.” what does that mean, and why do you have to do it? Return your seat to its fully upright. Airplane seats are the main source of protection for passengers during a crash, and the upright position is their locked position. You're most likely to have some sort of accident during takeoff and landing. When a seat is reclined, it's not locked into place, and a sudden stop could have the seat lurch forward, catapulting its occupant. In the event of a crash, the whiplash movement of a. On the flip side, acceleration could have the seat slam. The real reason your airplane seat needs to be upright during takeoff and landing. Having your seat back upright and your tray table up means less of a chance that you trip over anyone’s reclined chair or get smacked by anyone’s table.