Aeroplane seatbelt buckles are purposely made to be visible and placed in the front for easier release. — Photos: Pixabay
The recent crash of a Delta Air Lines plane in Toronto, Canada ended with all 76 passengers hanging upside down, strapped in their seatbelts. Even though the plane landed belly up and caught fire, everyone – including the four crew members – survived, though some passengers were severely injured.
It got me thinking about air plane seatbelts and how they are different from the ones in our cars.
