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Turkish Airlines did exactly that (partially disassemble the seat) on a flight I've been on a little while ago. (Someone lost their phone in a business class se
by eqvinox 2y ago
Turkish Airlines did exactly that (partially disassemble the seat) on a flight I've been on a little while ago. (Someone lost their phone in a business class seat.)
The risks seem to be lower than the ones associated with landing with a device stuck somewhere.
What I don't understand is why they don't construct the seats for less chances of things getting lost in them. Some seats have huge holes to lose things in…
- burnished 2y agoHuge holes are a lower risk since objects simply pass through
- eqvinox 2y agoExcept these holes open into the seat electromechanics, where moving the seat can easily catch and crush a phone… (Business class seats can adjust themselves with a person sitting in them, quite sure that's enough force to 'fold' a phone)