Airline Travel Safety – Why don’t they do this?

It doesn’t take long to memorize the airline safety announcement that you get every time you board a plane. It would be the rare person who didn’t know to buckle their seatbelt or to put on their mask before helping others. But, what they never do is ACTUALLY tell you what row is the exit row. They point to the front, middle and back but we’ve seen it happen so often so we all tend to tune out the message.

What they should do, in my opinion, which would cost nothing, is to actually tell you what row the Exit Row is, on whatever plane you are flying. Then they should ask you to count how many rows away you are from it. So specifically is it row 17, 18 , and 32 or whatever it might be. That way people could particpate in their onboard safety.

Leigh McAdam
Founder, www.hikebiketravel.com

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