Originally Posted by
WillTravel4Food
Speed tape is in general not for use inside the plane. It's a special product that stands up to wind and the elements. It's super sticky, and doesn't chemically degrade the underlying components. In addition, it is used mostly for aerodynamics only. It does not hold significant weight. It holds aerodynamic pieces in place to eliminate/prevent drag that could cause parts to separate from the plane while in flight.
For some reason with this knowledge I think I'm going to worry more while flying in the future.