Why in certain airports the windows are blocked while others not? [closed]
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In certain airports, like the T1 of MMMX the windows are blocked or semi-blocked
while in others are not (MMGL)
I understand this could be done to avoid debris hit the windows, but then why?
airport security
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
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asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
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closed as off-topic by Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier Dec 16 at 5:42
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In certain airports, like the T1 of MMMX the windows are blocked or semi-blocked
while in others are not (MMGL)
I understand this could be done to avoid debris hit the windows, but then why?
airport security
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
closed as off-topic by Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier Dec 16 at 5:42
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not appear to be about aviation, within the scope defined in the help center." – Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier
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Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03
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In certain airports, like the T1 of MMMX the windows are blocked or semi-blocked
while in others are not (MMGL)
I understand this could be done to avoid debris hit the windows, but then why?
airport security
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
In certain airports, like the T1 of MMMX the windows are blocked or semi-blocked
while in others are not (MMGL)
I understand this could be done to avoid debris hit the windows, but then why?
airport security
airport security
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
edited Dec 13 at 16:31
Mr Shunz
105125
105125
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
asked Dec 13 at 16:09
riccs_0x
19410
19410
closed as off-topic by Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier Dec 16 at 5:42
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not appear to be about aviation, within the scope defined in the help center." – Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier
closed as off-topic by Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier Dec 16 at 5:42
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question does not appear to be about aviation, within the scope defined in the help center." – Pondlife, Sean, Carlo Felicione, Ralph J, xxavier
4
Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03
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4
Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03
4
4
Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03
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Keep the sun out if facing south or west, help keep the temperature down.
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
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Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
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Keep the sun out if facing south or west, help keep the temperature down.
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
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Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
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Keep the sun out if facing south or west, help keep the temperature down.
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
1
Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
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Keep the sun out if facing south or west, help keep the temperature down.
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
Keep the sun out if facing south or west, help keep the temperature down.
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
answered Dec 13 at 16:25
CrossRoads
3,9041417
3,9041417
1
Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
add a comment |
1
Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
1
1
Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
Or North, if in the Southern hemisphere. :) Or pretty much any direction in the tropics.
– reirab
Dec 14 at 0:45
add a comment |
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Are they not simply sun shades?
– Toby Speight
Dec 13 at 17:07
@TobySpeight Its too wide and heavy to be, but I didn't think this way.
– riccs_0x
Dec 13 at 17:13
I don't see that this has much to do with aviation. Airport windows are presumably like windows in any other large building, so the considerations about building codes, sunlight, cleaning, maintenance etc. would be the same.
– Pondlife
Dec 15 at 19:03