Talking Air Safety
Several recent high-profile plane crashes, including an Oct. 31 EgyptAir disaster that claimed 217 lives, have once again caused airline safety to come into question. What do you think?
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I feel we should all make airline safety a top priority, devoting as much attention to it as possible for two or three weeks after every major crash.
Janice Hough
Speech Pathologist -
Actually, air travel is still safer than driving, especially if you need to go to Europe or Asia.
Robert Christopher
Architect -
When I think of the people lost in this latest tragedy over the Atlantic, I can't help but ask: Why didn't they use their seat cushions as a flotation device? Why?
Marlon Tompkins
Systems Analyst -
How's about they have some kind of spare plane on board in case anything happens to the regular plane?
Kenny Eccles
Prep Cook -
I stopped flying on commercial jets when I discovered that there's something else that has wings: my imagination.
Iris Fallon
Nurse -
Sorry about that EgyptAir thing, but those planes take fuckin' hours to inspect, and, well, I got a social life, you know.
Daniel Foti
Airplane Mechanic
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