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Why do the blinds have to be up when a plane comes into land?

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bellissimo | 17:17 Mon 25th Jan 2010 | Travel
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Because if an emergency occurs those people on the ground rushing to the rescue will be able to see inside the plane.
17:21 Mon 25th Jan 2010
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In case there's an 'incident' so the emergency services could see inside.
17:21 Mon 25th Jan 2010
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...whoops 'pipped at the post' !
17:22 Mon 25th Jan 2010
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conversely, it would ensure those inside the cabin can see out, and (hopefully) report anything unusual that the flight deck crew cannot see during take off & landing.
22:02 Mon 25th Jan 2010
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So you don't see your luggage bouncing out of the back.
13:25 Tue 26th Jan 2010

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