While kicking off your shoes on a long flight seems like harmless comfort, aviation safety specialist Christine Negroni warns that barefoot passengers face extreme hazards during emergency evacuations—revealing that keeping sturdy, flat shoes on protects feet from hot pavement, sharp debris, and burning fuel when seconds count most… READ MORE BELOW
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