How To Survive a Plane Crash
Jan 16
It’s a general misconception that most plane crashes end in 100% fatality. However according to government data, over 95% of passengers involved in a plane crash survive. With those kinds of odds, I feel a lot better. Here’s how to increase your odds even more. Follow the 5 row rule. Ed Galea, a professor in England researched and analyzed seating charts and interviewed survivors, including crew and pilot and found that survivors usually move an average of five rows before they can get off a burning aircraft.
The people who are most likely to survive a plane crash are people who are sitting right next to the exit row or one row away.
Beyond a five-row cutoff from the exit, your chances of survival are greatly reduced.
For more information on how to increase your odds of survival, go to the source article on Time Magazine.
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Feb 20, 2009 @ 08:41:48
Yeah but then you also have to help the screaming fat lady out of her chair she might be half melted into. Is that wrong to say outloud? LOL Or Like, how many other people are gona kill me trying to climb over me? Has this really been thought through?