Would You fly in a plane with no windows?

[zlastboss]

well spotted time bomb lol

 

episode was sick

[Lens]

 

 

 

 

 

the windows are made of plexiglas, i dont know what materials would be on board a flight to smash/ crack one, also they're layered 

 

starting to think you havent been on a plane before lens mate

so because I haven't attempted to break the window, I haven't been on a plane? ok mate

 

 

Lol the stretched acrylic the windows are made out of is stronger and more flexible than the metal on the planes exterior, you think they're just there for viewing pleasure yeh? Of course they're safe

 

they don't have windows on cargo flights, so yes, that's exactly what they're there for, also defeats the argument about "checking the outside of the plane"

 

[Pro]

that's like saying why do cars, buses and trains have windows to the sides

 

it has nothing to do with structural integrity but rather it's human behaviour

 

Its a weird feeling when there are no windows like in the channel tunnel

 

absence of light from the outside will make you feel trapped

 

military vehicles either have no or very small windows to the sides

 

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

[Heero Yuy]

Windows are just there for passenger pleasure, it's what passengers want, it's what we're used to in all other forms of transportation..

 

Suppose being able to see your surrounding, seeing where you're going + natural light  probably makes the whole flying issue seem abit less daunting and helps put people at ease. Also the whole windows things helps relax the element of feeling held within a confined space.

 

Basically like the above said it's to do with human behavior. 

[Yung bawse]

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

Why would they be?

Not trying to argue, serious question.. Don't really get what you mean

[Fighting Weight]

Rear facing seats are scientifically safer, your body goes through 5-7 times less stress during a crash than it does with forward facing seats, and is under a similarly reduced threat of serious neck injury

 

Seats are designed facing forward because people want to see where they're going, though safety would necessitate otherwise 

[Yung bawse]

Didn't know that, interesting

[Esquilax]

in answer to the original question

 

yes, i would board a plane that doesn't have windows 

[JOHN DOE]

not entirely sure what purpose JD serves here tbh

 

anyone know?

my purpose is to keep the forum going by my legion of troll accounts/usernames such as the one that i am quoting.

 

The real question is what is your purpose?

[Esquilax]

not entirely sure what purpose JD serves here tbh

 

anyone know?

my purpose is to keep the forum going by my legion of troll accounts/usernames such as the one that i am quoting.

 

The real question is what is your purpose?

 

i'll ask the questions here

[Lens]

Rear facing seats are scientifically safer, your body goes through 5-7 times less stress during a crash than it does with forward facing seats, and is under a similarly reduced threat of serious neck injury

 

Seats are designed facing forward because people want to see where they're going, though safety would necessitate otherwise 

safe for this info, will also bare it in mind when travelling by train

 

in answer to the original question

 

yes, i would board a plane that doesn't have windows 

thanks for providing the first answer to the question, poz

[Yuri]

that's like saying why do cars, buses and trains have windows to the sides

it has nothing to do with structural integrity but rather it's human behaviour

Its a weird feeling when there are no windows like in the channel tunnel

absence of light from the outside will make you feel trapped

military vehicles either have no or very small windows to the sides

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

I feel sick when I sit facing backwards

[Woodpecker]

4 pages ffs

[Alejandro Sosa]

that's like saying why do cars, buses and trains have windows to the sides

it has nothing to do with structural integrity but rather it's human behaviour

Its a weird feeling when there are no windows like in the channel tunnel

absence of light from the outside will make you feel trapped

military vehicles either have no or very small windows to the sides

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

I feel sick when I sit facing backwards

Same

[Benicio del Toney]

that's like saying why do cars, buses and trains have windows to the sides

 

it has nothing to do with structural integrity but rather it's human behaviour

 

Its a weird feeling when there are no windows like in the channel tunnel

 

absence of light from the outside will make you feel trapped

 

military vehicles either have no or very small windows to the sides

 

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

 

If there were windows all you would see is this

 

 

 

Chalk

[Benicio del Toney]

that's like saying why do cars, buses and trains have windows to the sides

it has nothing to do with structural integrity but rather it's human behaviour

Its a weird feeling when there are no windows like in the channel tunnel

absence of light from the outside will make you feel trapped

military vehicles either have no or very small windows to the sides

bigger quesiton should be why aren't most seats rear-facing, again human behaviour

I feel sick when I sit facing backwards

 

You sure you a real Russian bro?

[Lens]

been in England too long. temperatures above 0 tend to have that effect on a Rushan!