1K views · 34 reactions | Jet bridges changed the way airports work, and we are all very used to them now. While all enable boarding and disembarkation easily and efficiently, they are not all built the same. One of the most unusual types is the complex overwing bridge, built to facilitate large widebodies such as the Boeing 747. Let’s find out where these jetbridges still operate today... | Simple Flying | Facebook

✈️ Ever wondered how super small planes connect to those big jet bridges? Let me break it down for you! 🛩️ Here’s the cool process: 1️⃣ First, the jet bridge is lowered to its maximum depth. These smaller planes sit much lower than larger jets, so the bridge has to adjust accordingly. 2️⃣ Then, the umbrella-like canopy is deployed to protect passengers from weather while exiting the plane. 3️⃣ Finally, airport workers attach a special extension to the bridge. This clever add-on ensures it can s