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by sickthings on August 10th, 2006
Surely it's because any possible survivors would be equally as likely to be spotted?
by farseer on October 2nd, 2009
if you're in plane at height and you have to crash land, you are most likely to die...
plane crashes are few and far between but usually completley fatal.
by Glenn Blaylock on August 10th, 2006
Your chances of survival are dependent on where and how your plane goes down. The further from land and the colder the water, the less likely you are to survive beyond the water landing. However, if you do land somewhere where survival is possible, then the lifejackets will increase your odd of actually surviving.
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Would you be upset to return from a trip and find a Chinese family in your luggage?
by Piano Player on December 30th, 2011
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What do like about airplanes?
by XT on January 1st, 2012
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by XT on December 17th, 2011
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Have you ever dance inside the airplane?
by XT on December 15th, 2011
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You're reading Is it true that the only reason they have yellow life jackets on a plane, are so the bodies are more likely to be seen floating on top of ocean? I heard this from a ex special forces guy.
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that's a better reason, isn't it?
by yoho05 reminds you to DYOH on August 10th, 2006
The chances of anyone surviving in the Ocean would be remote unless in shallow water where it would be warmer.
by TheGreatOne on August 10th, 2006
Exactly this was a stupid question..
by Samgie on October 2nd, 2009