How Planes Are Tested to Keep Us Safe at 37,000 Feet

Ever wonder how planes are tested to keep us safe way up at 37,000 feet? It’s actually pretty wild! Engineers put planes through insane tests, like bending their wings almost to the breaking point to make sure they can handle turbulence. They also simulate extreme weather—think freezing temperatures, scorching heat, and even fake lightning strikes—to ensure nothing goes wrong in real-life conditions. Planes are tested in wind tunnels at crazy speeds to see how they’ll handle in the air. Even the seats and seat belts get tested for crash scenarios to keep passengers protected. All these tests make flying one of the safest ways to travel!

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