Airplane cabin lights aren't dimmed just for comfort. Here's how the practice helps passengers, crew, and pilots stay safer ...

We asked aviation experts—here’s what they said.

If you've flown on a plane, you may have been reminded to open the window shades during takeoff or landing. This seemingly unimportant routine plays a part in ensuring your safety during an emergency.

The importance of pre-takeoff and landing checks is more important than passengers realise. A prompt evacuation during an ...

Like so many other airplane procedures, dimming the cabin lights during takeoff and landing is primarily done for safety reasons, which a pilot and a flight attendant outline below. If you think you ...

Maybe you know the answer to this one; nobody else seems to. As my flight into Portland was coming in for a landing, a recording told passengers to return tray tables to the upright position and open ...

A flight attendant fastening their seatbelt before takeoff. If you’re a frequent flier, it’s all too easy to board your plane and completely zone out. You find your seat, store your luggage, take note ...