Ever noticed the tiny hole at the bottom of airplane windows? It’s not a design flaw—it plays a critical role in safety and ...

“Those little holes are called breather or bleed holes,” RD Johnson, vice president of safety at Jet Linx, tells Travel + Leisure.Airplane cabin windows aren’t made of glass; they’re ...

NEXT time you opt for a window seat, you may spot a tiny hole in the window itself. Nervous travellers may be surprised to see it – but thankfully it is a good thing. Called a “bleed ho… ...

People are only just realising why plane windows have tiny holes. Henny Lim, a flight attendant for Cebu Pacific, has shared the reason on TikTok ...

In the age of travel content and in-flight snapshots, airplane windows have become part of the flying experience. But if you’ve ever noticed a tiny hole at the bottom of that window, you might ...

A professional flight attendant has revealed the real reason why airplane windows all have tiny holes in them. Henny Lim, an air hostess with the Philippines-based airline Cebu Pacific, shared ...

Additionally, airplane windows have a tiny hole in the middle layer that adds to the window's structural integrity. So, why do airplane windows need to be built so rigidly, ...

NEXT time you opt for a window seat, you may spot a tiny hole in the window itself. Nervous travellers may be surprised to see it – but thankfully it is a good thing. Called a “bleed ho… ...

The tiny hole you may have noticed in airplane windows is not a design or manufacturing flaw, but a feature that helps keep the integrity of the cabin structure, among other things.