By: Jigyasa Kakwani
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All flyers are familiar with the dimming of cabin lights during take-off and landing. But have you ever wondered why it happens? Read on to find out.
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Dimming the cabin lights helps passengers' eyes adjust to lower light levels, improving visibility in case of an emergency evacuation.
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If an evacuation occurs at night, having already adjusted to low light allows passengers to move more quickly and safely.
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In a dimly lit cabin, emergency lights and illuminated floor pathways are more visible, guiding passengers towards exits.
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Crew members ensure all window shades are open. During a daytime evacuation, natural light assists in adjusting to the outside brightness.
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Dimming the lights reduces load on the electrical systems, particularly during critical phases like take-off and landing.
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