The world of aviation is shrouded in mystery and fascination—and a fair share of myths. From Hollywood drama to traveler tall tales, misinformation about flying spreads faster than a jet engine. But what’s fact vs. fiction? Buckle up as we debunk 10 common aviation myths and reveal the  pilot facts  that’ll make you rethink everything you thought you knew about flying. (Spoiler: #5 will shock you!) 1. Myth: “You Can Open an Airplane Door Mid-Flight” The Truth:  Impossible! At cruising altitude, cabin pressure seals doors shut with force equivalent to 1,100 lbs per square foot. Even Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson couldn’t pry it open. Debunking the myth: Can you open an airplane door while flying? Discover why it’s physically impossible due to cabin pressure and see a humorous take on the challenge! 2. Myth: “Your Phone Can Crash the Plane” Pilot Fact:  While airlines once banned devices over interference fears, modern planes are shielded against signals. The F...