Original title: what's the matter with flying after the windows are cracked and glued? Is it safe to fly after the windows are cracked and glued
There is no small matter about the safety of the aircraft. There is a small pothole on the plane, which is very dangerous, but the windows of an Air India plane are glued with adhesive tape. This wave of operation is also scary.
Recently, a passenger on a spice Air India airliner took a picture of a broken window stuck with adhesive tape, which made the passenger worried about the safety of the plane.
A passenger named Hariharan sankaran was flying from Mumbai to New Delhi on spice air sg8152 on November 5 local time when he accidentally found a crack in one of the windows of the plane, which was covered with transparent tape, the Daily Mail reported.
He was so angry that he posted the photos on social media twitter and asked the airline, 'shouldn't this be a major security concern?' he thought that since the cracks in the windows were taped, someone had noticed. "Safety should be a priority for airlines," he said.
According to today's Indian report, the window of the plane actually broke inside, but not outside. The plane landed safely 28 minutes later than expected.
The airline concerned later issued an apology saying, "safety is our most concern, and the airline will not compromise on this issue at any time.". We will certainly convey this to the person in charge in order to take the necessary action. We deeply regret the inconvenience (of this incident). '
It is very dangerous or even fatal for the windows of aircraft to break during flight. When the aircraft is flying at 10000 feet, it cannot provide enough oxygen for passengers, so the cabin must be pressurized. Once the window breaks, the higher pressure difference between inside and outside the cabin will lead to the rapid loss of pressure inside the cabin. The gas inside the cabin will leak rapidly from the damaged place, and the pressure difference outside the cabin will suck the whole person out of the window.