| Long before, but especially since the 911
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| | airplane of thirty or more passengers.
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| airline hijackings, people are weary of
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| | Like anything else, always be aware of
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| airline travel. A lot of people want to
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| | the closest emergency exit, and consider
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| know they are riding on a safe airline.
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| | keeping your seat belt on at all times
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| Airlines for the most part are safe, and
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| | while seated. This is especially true if
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| the most dangerous factors usually
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| | you are nervous about turbulence; which
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| include flying conditions (such as
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| | is often unexpected and can cause injury.
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| storms, or mountain terrain). Proper
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| | You should also keep anything too heavy
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| planning of destinations and good airline
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| | out of the overhead carrier in case of
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| security lessens the chance of
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| | turbulence. You don?t want anything to
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| terrorists, bombs and hijackings. Of
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| | fall on you or anyone else. Also, allow
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| course there are always the rare
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| | the flight attendants to handle your hot
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| occasions that something horrible will
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| | drinks and food as they are trained to
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| happen, but it is said to be 100s of
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| | handle it and can safely manage giving it
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| times more dangerous to travel by car
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| | to you. You don?t want to be walking
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| than it is by plane. That statistic
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| | around with a hot cup of coffee in your
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| should be comfort enough. The
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| | hand and have some turbulence spill it
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| International Aviation Safety Assessment
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| | all over you or someone else.
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| is a guide to which countries meet the
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| | As far as airplane crashes go, they are
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| airline safety checks, not the airlines
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| | very rare. However, if the incident
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| themselves.
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| | should occur, try to remain calm and
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| The majority of airline accidents occur
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| | listen to the flight attendants. They
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| on take off and landing, so you should
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| | know how to handle situations and keep
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| try and book flights that don?t have a
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| | you safe. Often the very front or very
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| stop over destination. That?s a good
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| | back of the plane is the safest. Sitting
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| preventative measure right there, not
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| | close to the wings is the worse place to
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| only that, but you wont have to sit and
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| | sit. If the plane wings get torn off in a
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| wait to change planes half way through
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| | crash it could tear the fuselage and
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| your flight. Another good way to fly
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| | cause death to anyone near the carnage.
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| safer is to know that larger airplanes
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| | But don?t worry, airline travel is safe.
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| have stricter rules and the passengers
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| | I wouldn?t worry too much about it. Just
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| have a better chance of survival if the
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| | believe you will live and you don?t have
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| plane should crash, so you might want to
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| | anything to worry about.
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| consider booking your flight with a large
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