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>because the FAA as the latter policy, people will be more prone to try to take their stuff Approximately nobody in an actual emergency has any idea of the det
by vba616 3y ago
>because the FAA as the latter policy, people will be more prone to try to take their stuff
Approximately nobody in an actual emergency has any idea of the details of FAA policies or is running through their logical implications, come ON.
The reason people do stupid things is they are in shock and they revert to ingrained habits and behavior because it's really hard to do any higher level thinking at that moment.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> nobody in an actual emergency has any idea of the details of FAA policies or is running through their logical implications It certainly occurs to me now. I'm not going to pull an overhead item. But I may be more inclined to grab my laptop if it's already in the seat in front of me. More productively: if you can honestly say that passengers will get their onboard items within 7 days of an emergency during the in-flight safety message, maybe you'll influence behavior.
- vba616 3y ago>if you can honestly say that passengers will get their onboard items within 7 days of an emergency You can't honestly say that...that's why it's an emergency. Everybody knows that, so you can't change behavior.