Turkey to fine airline passengers who stand up before plane stops
Summary
Turkey's civil aviation authority will fine airline passengers who stand up before the seatbelt sign is turned off after landing. This new rule started earlier this month due to several passenger complaints, and fines are estimated to be around US$70.Key Facts
- Turkey now fines passengers who stand before the seatbelt sign is off after landing.
- This change came after many passenger complaints about safety concerns.
- The fines are expected to be around US$70, although the official guidance does not specify an amount.
- Passengers must remain seated with seatbelts fastened until the seatbelt sign goes off.
- Commercial airlines in Turkey are required to make announcements about this rule.
- Airlines must report those who do not follow the rule to the civil aviation authority.
- Turkish Airlines, Turkey's national carrier, has updated its announcement to inform passengers about the rule and possible fines.
- Turkey is a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors each year.
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