What is the purpose of service interruption during turbulence?

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What is the purpose of service interruption during turbulence?

During turbulence the priority is safety. Pausing service helps secure all items and keeps passengers and crew seated with seatbelts fastened, so nothing can become a projectile if the aircraft makes a sudden movement. Securing carts, stowing loose items, and keeping aisles clear reduces the risk of injuries and makes it easier to respond to changes in the flight condition. Resupplying beverages or adjusting lighting don’t address the immediate safety needs, and allowing people to stretch during unsettled air would introduce unnecessary hazards. Once the ride smooths out, service can resume safely.

During turbulence the priority is safety. Pausing service helps secure all items and keeps passengers and crew seated with seatbelts fastened, so nothing can become a projectile if the aircraft makes a sudden movement. Securing carts, stowing loose items, and keeping aisles clear reduces the risk of injuries and makes it easier to respond to changes in the flight condition. Resupplying beverages or adjusting lighting don’t address the immediate safety needs, and allowing people to stretch during unsettled air would introduce unnecessary hazards. Once the ride smooths out, service can resume safely.

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