by TheGreatOne on August 10th, 2006

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Why don't normal commercial planes have ejecter seats controlled by the pilot? Surely this would be ideal in a terrorist situation?

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by Tel UK- Licensed to fish! on October 11th, 2009
Because the concept is totally impossible.....
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