Ever wonder why flight attendants sit on their hands during takeoff and landing? It’s all about safety, not comfort.

their safety harness securely.
• Place their hands either beneath their thighs or flat on top of their legs.

This position helps stabilize the body during unexpected turbulence, sudden braking, or an emergency impact while reducing the risk of injury.

It also keeps the hands in a consistent position, allowing crew members to react immediately if evacuation continue reading …