Overview
- Turkey's new aviation regulation mandates passengers stay seated and buckled until the aircraft reaches its parking position.
- Violators, including those who unbuckle early or crowd aisles, face fines reportedly around €60, per Halk TV.
- Airlines operating under Turkish licenses must issue specific announcements and report offenders to aviation authorities.
- Turkish Airlines has already briefed its cabin crew on the new rules, while German carriers like Lufthansa remain vague about enforcement plans.
- The regulation aims to enhance safety by reducing risks from sudden movements during taxiing and disembarkation.