That outfit is a non-no.
Athleisure wear has become the flight uniform for many travelers, since most people do not want to be trapped with an uncomfortable outfit on a long flight.
However, flyers may want to reconsider their next airport adjustment because experts say that leggings are probably the worst clothes I could wear on a plane.
And with all recent plane accidents, people may want to take additional precautions when flying these days.
According to Aviation Safety Specialist Christine Negroni, most leggings brands are made of synthetic fibers and oil products “that is not something he wants to use in an plane because the greatest risk in a surviving plane crash is fire,” he told Huffpost.
Negroni explained that in the case of a fire outbreak on a flight, tight pants: “They will melt in their skin or cause serious burns.”
In addition to the fact that leggings are a possible danger of fire on board, the American Airlines, Andrea Fischbach, said the popular choice of pants is also very constrict.
“You want to feel more comfortable, it can be to avoid cramps, swelling and anything that may affect it later,” he told who he is used.
Another danger is to be sitting for a time in a vertical position while using something restrictive, such as leggings because it can eventually lead to blood pools in their veins, which could then cause varicose veins.
In addition, “wearing too tight clothes can potentially lead to conditions such as compartmental syndrome or parish meralgia, causing numbness, tingling and severe leg pain,” said Dr. Peter J. Toppas, a vascular surgeon with the veins restoration center to Huffpost.
While tight pants are a non-flying, so are shorts and skirts.
“You never know how clean the seat will be, so if you have pants, you will have fewer germs,” said flight assistant Tommy Cimato in a Tiktok video.
When wearing loose pants, a steering wheel can minimize the contact that your body has with a potentially full of germs.
Experts also advise flyers to pay attention to their footwear.
“I would really advise against high heels or flip flops or any slide, mainly for security purposes,” said Fischbach.
“If evacuation and slides are required (to safely leave the plane), their high heels will have to get out, since they can pierce the slide,” he continued.
“Who knows where and under what conditions you will land. In addition, they are not a very practical execution door at the door.”
If he carries the right footwear but want to give his little pigs a half of the flight taking off his shoes, the experts do not want to see that.
Negroni told The Sun that passengers should never take off their shoes, especially during takeoff and landing.
“This is not yet required by many airlines and I think it should be,” he told The Outlet.
“If you escape a plane, the floor could be very hot or cold, it can be covered with oil or flames, or in a corn field, it won’t want to be barefoot,” Negroni explained.
