Why airplane windows have tiny holes





Air pressure drops as you get high. But airplanes are designed to maintain air pressure at a safe level inside the cabin. So the air pressure outside an airplane is much lower then it is inside.
The difference in air pressure puts a lot of physical stress on airplane windows,

                                 Air plane windows consists of Three separate panes

                                  
                                                Outer                    Middle               Inner

The outer panes deals with this air pressure difference. Thanks to the tiny hole in the middle pane.
known as the "BLEED HOLE". Its primary purpose is to balance air pressure, There's a small gap in the middle and outer panes. The BLEED HOLE allow pressure to balance between the passenger cabin and the air gap.


Meaning the outer pane takes                                                                 While the middle pane act as  
on the pressure                                                                                          a safe-fail


The inner pane is non-structural but it help protects the middle and outer panes from damage caused by passengers. The BLEED HOLE also releases moisture from the air gap this prevents the window from fogging up or frosting over .