Why Lights at Plane Wings Are Different

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey guys! What annoys you the most when traveling by plane?

[@10ksubscriberswithfivevide49]

Do you know what annoys me? Waiting!

[@gauravroy-oq9vl]

When I feel cold during travel

[@56-vidushsainath49]

Legroom

[@piyushchoudhary9630]

Hi brother

[@dorialimemaj8262]

that i get notifications of ur vids while im on a plane >:(

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TIMESTAMPS: How pilots avoid any chance of collision 0:38 Red blinking light 1:08 Taxi lights 1:29 White strobe lights fitted at the wingtips 1:59 Why are there white spiral marks on airplane engines? 2:24 Why are there holes in airplane windows? 2:57 Why are there hooks on the wings? 3:28 Is it possible to get extra space on a plane? 4:02 Why are the lights dimmed during take-off and landing? 4:30 Why do planes leave white trails in the sky? 5:02 Can a plane door open mid-flight? 5:27 Is it safe to fly in lightning? 6:01 Why are seats and windows not lined up on some planes? 6:25 What’s the safest seat on an airplane? 6:55 Why do flight attendants touch the overhead compartment so often? 7:17 Where do flight attendants nap on a plane? 7:39

[@investigatesestimates9237]

BRIGHT SIDE Hi, Above the the window- a triangle mark - could you please describe that. Thank you

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[@MrCharlson9]

@@investigatesestimates9237 that's the possition of the best engine observation point in case of any issue with engines during operations. Alongside long cabin it could be quite problematic and time consuming for cabin crew to find the right spot in case of emergency - that triangle makes it easier.

[@lukemulala6164]

This narrator has something to do with aviation , pilot, aircraft engineer or something....he loves planes 😊

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Same rules as boats

[@cherryviper3940]

So do I!

[@chuks051]

Hey man what's that red thing over there I think its mine.

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[@flyingfish2528]

I love airplanes

[@oerlikon20mm29]

Ain't gonna lie, but I learned more in 1 minute on this video than an entire week at school

[@Anna-346]

Exactly

[@Jaydon_kwang]

There are some wrong facts in this video School tells you true facts most off the times

[@oerlikon20mm29]

@@Jaydon_kwang ya but the school facts are kinda useless… everyone needs to know if an airplane is heading your direction or not

[@JaysTechh]

I feel like watching tv is the best way to learn

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Someone: how many plane videos can you produce? Bright Side: Yes

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Bright side is a aviation enthusiast

[@chuks051]

Quintillions.

[@haideralikhan8729]

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[@Josh-ck8yf]

I’m into aviation and This is surprisingly really accurate. Good job!

[@drone-time]

Except it failed to mention right-of-way, which is why the lights are green/red.

[@sprint955st]

Except that the green and red lights can’t be seen from behind, they don’t need to be visible from behind

[@cri_ms_n]

the only thing I wish he mentioned where he got that 747 water landing animation from!!

[@xNYCMarc]

The word "accurate" to describe a Bright Side video IS surprising. These videos are usually full of inaccuracies.

[@northdkt7088]

@@sprint955st He said only white light 0:55 ...the illustration was wrong ; )

[@slowpoke96Z28]

The red and green lights actually came from maritime service. Its purpose on boats is the same. There are a lot of things in aviation that come from naval and/or maritime service.

[@tonyrodriguez2566]

Great video! After all these years traveling for work, learned answers to these questions. Thank you!

[@QuizzersTV]

I love these "did you know" videos... Always wondered about this stuff! Another great video from Bright Side 🤓

[@s3r094]

This Channel did Opposite Clickbait they cleared the title as first and gave addition info

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[@ramazanuyar3958]

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[@jenniferloving9054]

Cool video!No, I didn't know about the secret armrest feature.

[@lfsniper0049]

2:26 thank you for getting in that in you’re video and I didn’t know what it did but now I do know why planes do have white spirals

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[@AGENT47ist]

Ships use the same light system for avoiding collisions. The green light is for the starboard side(right) and the red light is for the port(left) side. They both have an arc of visibility 112,5 degrees. The masthead light is 360 degree visible

[@moosamoosa2434]

I Learnt Lot's Of Things In This Video Dude & Thanks For This Information Dude

[@Маленабагарић]

I’m so excited to travel next month! I have learned so much about airplanes! Thank you Brightside!

[@duvvurameshkumarreddy2652]

Hmmm

[@sunillazar4841]

SEEING THE RED & GREEN @ THE SAME TIME !!THE MOST INSANE HAIR RAISING & HEART BEAT POUNDING MOMENTS IN THE LIFE OF EVEN THE MOST INTREPID PILOT.

[@lifeyang2]

I learned so much today that I am smiling

[@duvvurameshkumarreddy2652]

Ooh

[@heathernunya7836]

I hardly ever comment on videos, but I really learned a lot and the narrator was very funny and informative. Great job!

[@CosmasNDamian]

Historic fact: Those red, green, and white navigation lights date back to the age of sail. Ship's running lights, their color, position, and arc of illumination were held over into the age of aviation. Even the term used to describe full throttle (two-block, meaning the sail has been hoisted to its limit) appeared in the manual that I studied for flying the F-4 Phantom. Tradition is a needed thing.

[@andrejrockshox]

which planes fly with only constant white light?

[@totalcreativegaming6681]

Cool. Tbh, I didn’t really know many of these features. Except for the holes in the windows, the rear of the plane being safer and headlights (that’s obvious). As they say, you learn something new everyday

[@anam4066]

Ha ha good one

[@Proud_Kuffar]

Though they are different in color but plane has *Bright* *Side.*

[@ngongashadrack1192]

I love the explanations--elaborate& exciting! Thank you!

[@jabeddh]

”more people means more snack 🍩 ” 😂

[@TheKeithvidz]

Best vid of anything I saw in a long time.

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Very interesting and informative content...💗✌😁🔥

[@BookishDarlingS]

Interesting. . ❤️😊 . I didn’t know about the secret feature of the chair. Lol. And I thought its a smoke I’ve seen in the sky I didn’t know it’s carbon dioxide. 😊... I’m glad to know airplanes are lightning proof. .. 😊 great video as always brightside. I need this for information. And i did learn something today.❤️

[@khabazela2452]

Smoke is used on an aerobatic aircraft for displays and normally it diseal that is being vapoarised to the air and create a white smoke or they add a colour.

[@Greatdome99]

Planes aren't truly lightning proof. It's just that the lightning bolt travels thru the airplane and out the back. Any weak electrical joint in between, though, can arc and cause trouble, so many joints have (electrical) bonding straps attached to carry the current.

[@anam4066]

@@Greatdome99 Its lighting residence

[@usmale4915]

Entertaining as well as educational! Great video! Thank you for the upload!

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I love u Brightside, please keep up ur work❤️❤️

[@zvonimirpesic1638]

Yes😃

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice video

[@Greatdome99]

The red-green lights stem from nautical practice. Airplanes, like boats measure speed in knots; their structures are similar with frames and longerons measured in stations (front to back), buttock lines (either side of center)--and waterlines. And navigation is almost the same as with boats using waypoints and compass headings.

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[@chriskarkk]

Safest spots are the back... I haven’t seen many planes crash into a mountain backwards

[@mastergamingnic1681]

An Asiana Airline was too low when landing and because when planes land they pull up, so the back side of that plane hit the ground and crashed... most of the back behind the wings were ripped off... a lot of people died... it was an obvious pilot error.

[@user-uz4gh7sm9l]

Highly informative. Thanks! 👍

[@aivglow8602]

When he said "more people, more snacks....no, more money" Me: 🤦‍♀️💀💀 Dying from laughter

[@shashankshankar1520]

Really informative.. thanks for the vedio 👍

[@ManchiAbbai69]

Nobody: Absolutely Nobody: KZbin at 2 in the morning: Why are there Red and Green lights to Flights

[@truemuslim1116]

1 Starboard & 1 Port Side

[@ehab5485]

Good information ....... Thank you

[@VCGConstruction]

Because Santa Claus !

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VCG Construction bruh

[@afariam78]

bruh no

[@garu1542]

Wrong

[@SisyphusPrimeFleshPanopticon]

Guys it’s a joke don’t you get it?

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YES SANTA AIRLINES!!!!!!!!!! I hope i get my PS5

[@norwaee]

Great video. They answered the question first and then provided more information in a short and intresting manner.👍

[@bolanlan9131]

The most secret I wanna know is the way to overcome my flying fears.

[@ironheart4996]

Thank you for this in depth knowledge 😊👌🏾, as when I was working for many airlines I did not know so much. But now I for alittle more edge for my future😊.

[@Som0n3]

This channel clickbaits, and straight up lies sometimes. Of you want to know more about planes, check credible sources.

[@friedchicken1]

7:22 I use people's faces to walk steadily down the aisle.. you might know me if you were in the same plane as I

[@StxrmWastaken]

oof

[@8mycereal]

Oh its you, karen!

[@balajidk]

Great piece of information... I loved it

[@eddiejc1]

The red and green lights on planes first started on ships. Green lights are on the starboard side of a ship, and red lights are on the port. Why those colors? There was some international maritime guideline passed which stated that if two ships are approaching each other at an angle, the ship on the right has the right of way. If you are the ship coming in from the left, you will see the red light on the port side of the ship in front of you which means "STOP!" (Or at least get out of the way.) If you are the ship coming in from the right, you will see the green starboard lights of the ship on the left which mean, "GO". I don't think think those lights have the same meaning in the air. For both pilots, the answer should be listen to your air traffic controller...

[@joshuapraveen7]

Many New information I have listen for the first time Thank You

[@nandakumarbn9769]

In 2090... People put their head outside the window and stick out their tongue 😝... 😂 😂

[@davecrupel2817]

Then they get hypoxic and die.

[@abrahamzulu4560]

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[@jaykaye8666]

5:27 actually, aircraft doors can in fact be opened during flight, but not at cruising altitude. Only crew will open the doors and it will open happen if we (crew) need to perform a smoke removal procedure, which we decent to around 10,000ft where the outside air is breathable.

[@skrrank4423]

But it's not possible at a 30,000 ft

[@jaykaye8666]

@@skrrank4423 no, it's not possible at 30,000ft, but they can be opened at 10,000 feet which still means it's possible to open the doors in flight 😊

[@skrrank4423]

@@jaykaye8666 well technically you are right

[@espnluver7525]

Hello ships have red and green port and starboard lights too!!!

[@AnselPines]

Travis Stoudt COLREG

[@alrikboe8165]

he said that

[@caddyjoint96]

One small oversight in this video: "Seeing both red and green is a warning sign that a plane is moving towards you." That is true but only if the green light is on your left with the red one on your right. If the colors are reversed (red on your left & green on your right) a plane is moving away from you.

[@wvanbaarle]

WRONG! When a plane is flying AWAY from you, you do not see the red and green lights. You will only see two white lights at the wingtips. That tells you enough to know.

[@caddyjoint96]

@@wvanbaarle Thanks for the correction.

[@Hunterm10101]

@@wvanbaarle Hello, pilot here. That's not right. Most of the time, you can see them from the front and the back. They're designed to be able to be seen from both sides so you can tell the direction of travel in low visibility conditions.

[@manan4436]

So much information in a single video 😊.

[@TheyTookStrawb]

Simple: navigation to show direction to avoid collision.

[@Sheetalsharma-hr6nx]

thanks for the video bright side i enjoyed it

[@erkascazuchi8443]

*Q :* why do lights at plane wings have different colors? *Me :* oh come on, man. Rightists and Leftists need to have their own symbols.

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[@ronythero]

I Love Information About Planes

[@gnhansen29]

I notice that boats also have similar red and green lights.

[@kevalpatel9358]

Very nice information 👍

[@peterbollox6928]

The real story is that the lights red green original use was on boats

[@mohdumajr9115]

Excellent method Sir! Very Excellent method..

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Bright side is amazing

[@jaycool4835]

This teaches me alot of new things thanknu

[@husainali1976]

Next: why do planes have engines

[@shinkreytpuylap]

That balances the plane and to move the airplane, No engine, no balance or speed

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🙄

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@@shinkreytpuylap just a joke chill lol

[@shinkreytpuylap]

UGH

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@@shinkreytpuylap r/woosh

[@jesusinablackman2675]

This video was equivalent to a PHD…in aviation ! Got all I needed….

[@mdr6294]

Same goes with ships. Red for port and green for starboard.

[@aryaansumanmohapatra1862]

Very Nice, Its very informative.

[@MrUbernoob9000]

I can't see how a safety emergency feature is a " secret button " A'ha.

[@japethmark5158]

I really learn many things, regarding the plane secrets It reallly ammaze me for this explaination

[@dorialimemaj8262]

i think because the right and left wing are different sides so thats why

[@anandhraja8349]

Very informative 👍

[@ThecoolGuy]

*BRIGHT SIDE* is obsessed with planes ✈️ since a few days! 😓

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And I'm absolutely loving it 😍

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it doesn't matter! :)

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Its fine , actually im loving what bright side was talking xd

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Olmo Jovic.

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[@nadiahinton1618]

I love wachting you guys it is like being is school and are your thing real

[@TeeN2410]

The white painted circle in the engines is to scare away birds to avoid a bird strike..

[@gecko56]

Nope, I don't know where you heard that, but it's false. It's actually so marshallers & ground crew can tell whether or not a certain engine is running.

[@woobed8760]

Itbindicated if the fans are spinnign or not... Just like a propeller painted with a white paint. For safety purposes.

[@mazharhussain3807]

Thankyou for the information from long time I wants to know abut the green and red lights on wings today I know becuse of the yours video❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@puneet6946]

On which topic bright side makes the best videos: A. Planets B. Human body C. Planes D. My vote to A

[@TheSackless]

It was annoying that you still had the nav lights flashing in your animation lol. Also, the white nav lights can be on the rear of the main wing tips too. Awesome video tho.

[@g6ry]

4:12 Of course, Most of us know that.

[@laurentaccount346]

not me

[@riverparkudeni5710]

Very nice information, Many Thanks.

[@JohnDoe-mi5oj]

Its hard to believe there are people who don’t know about the “Green and Red lights”. It a the same on a boat

[@xXxkolinkl]

Ok mr, Perfect 🙃🙃

[@anonymousstout4759]

My first encounter is on German Warships photo Admiral Graf Spee there's anchor tied spot coloured green and red, mind to elaborate about the history behind it?

[@gutenbird]

It’s even harder to believe that there are people who think that it’s hard to believe there are people who don’t know about the green and red lights.

[@hendraenhawe7063]

why cars don't have ones?

[@marellamofo]

John Doe I didn’t know about them. I was on a plane trip this week and while waiting in the terminal, I noticed the planes with the red and green lights. Didn’t think anything of it. Now I know, amongst many other things.

[@tabrezahmed9826]

Really enjoyed your video

[@GTA5POPRADIO]

Who like planes like me?Or any other ?

[@johnwithrow4058]

steve I do do you plans spot

[@chuks051]

Meeee.

[@simply_b5460]

Meeee too

[@Dani_1012]

Me me! I've been into aviation since I was a little girl

[@proloypaul4210]

Really useful items to know thanks

[@berkayeses26]

NEXT WHY DO AIRPLANES HAVE WINGS!?

[@shinkreytpuylap]

To balance the airplane

[@skad270]

@@shinkreytpuylap r/whoosh

[@Aviation-PlaneSpotter]

To create lift force.

[@skrrank4423]

So the airplane can flap them and fly.. duh

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[@Ginger_Hrn]

Answer : so that colour blinded can't find the plane

[@ridewithani1803]

Colour blind aren't allowed to fly

[@Ginger_Hrn]

@@ridewithani1803 what?

[@slowpoke96Z28]

They can, just probably can't get a pilots license in any halfway developed country.

[@djca3623]

Your voice sir is perfect for these vidoes or documentaries.

[@gavoserch]

I always thought they were green, white and red cus of my country's flag colors, just cus theyre flying in my country hahaha

[@ishandorge14]

Nice Video 👍👍

[@kanevyas]

I knew about this secret feature when I was a kid.

[@bulgaria5075]

what?:D

[@dianetaylor6593]

Hi I love your videos bright side I love the food etiquette one.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

So did i get my pilot licence now? I know everything now.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

@@Ebajimo i know i do. Probably not you tho

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

@@Ebajimo how?

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

@@Ebajimo anybody what of known that if they would of look up the article too

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

@@Ebajimo you mean your knowledge from the internet? 😆

[@Ed-X7]

Insightful 🤝🏾

[@asadzulfiqar7799]

You didn't cover that specific "ting" sound.

[@satindersingh2972]

They did it is on a different video

[@johnsikos3801]

Nice and wonderful info, I in which before this I don't know the specific purpose, but I thanks for that.

[@ColonelMarcellus]

We used to put aircraft landing lights in the spotlights of our police cars for extra brightness when searching at night.

[@kapparadaharishkumar6579]

Thanks for Giving Good Information dude

[@drjnanu8614]

1ST FACT : CUZ IT'S SQUID GAMEEEEE!

[@MichaelToub]

Wow! Great video!

[@hypersecures]

Mean there’s a reason why for safety reasons

[@JuniorAviation2017]

It's a direction where they are flying from, navigational lights I believe it's what they're called

[@muhammadsufyan9025]

@@JuniorAviation2017 Yep you're right