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Have you ever wondered why it’s always cold on airplanes, no matter the season? Vanessa Settimi, a flight attendant for Swoop Airlines, revealed the unexpected reason behind the chilly cabins in an interview with Reader’s Digest. According to Settimi, the reason behind the cold temperatures on planes is not to make passengers uncomfortable, but for safety reasons. The cool temperatures help prevent the spread of germs and bacteria, as well as reduce the risk of dehydration during flights. Additionally, the cold air helps keep passengers alert and awake, especially during long-haul flights. So next time you find yourself shivering in your se...... Read Full article on HadNews

The video titled "Plane Passenger Says She Was Sexually Assaulted on Flight" showcases a heartbreaking story of a woman who was subjected to unwanted advances and physical assault while traveling on an American Airlines flight. Gretchen Stelter, an Illinois resident, tearfully recounts the terrifying experience of being groped and manhandled by a fellow passenger who was making inappropriate comments and advances towards her. As the situation escalated, another compassionate passenger intervened and offered to switch seats with Stelter in an effort to protect her from further harm. However, as Stelter attempted to move away from the perpetra...... Read Full article on HadNews

In a recent incident on a Delta Airlines flight, a passenger named Laura Iu was shocked to discover that the airplane window next to her seat appeared to be taped together. Concerned about safety, she brought this to the attention of a flight attendant after hearing a strange whistling sound during the flight. Unfortunately, instead of addressing the passenger's valid concerns, the flight attendant dismissed her fears as an overreaction. This incident highlights the growing tension and anxiety among passengers in light of recent airline mishaps. While it's important to trust in the expertise of airline professionals, it's also crucial for a...... Read Full article on HadNews

On 11th March 2024, at least 50 passengers and crew members were injured on a LATAM Boeing 787 bound for Auckland. The B787 reportedly experienced severe turbulence due to a sudden drop in altitude en route.  The Boeing 787-9 with registration CC-BGG was operating flight LA800 from Sydney to Auckland. However, while it was en route to Auckland, it experienced severe turbulence due to a sudden fall of 100 meters mid-air due to an unspecified technical problem. Flight LA800 normally stops in Auckland on its way to Santiago, Chile. Passengers on board flight LA800 told the New Zealand Herald that the B787 w...... Read Full article on HadNews