You're on a plane that's about to crash, what do you say to the person sitting next to you?
survived a plane crash, I would tell him these things:
I Put your passport, phone and money in your pants pockets - you will need your ID on the ground.
Count the number of lanes to the emergency exits - both in front and in back - and be ready to exit from either side (actually, count again because you already did it when you first sat down, right?).
Put your glasses inside your shirt (they will fly off on impact).
Wear some extra clothes (sweatshirt or jacket) to stay warm afterwards or to have first aid supplies.
Put essential medicines in your pockets.
Forget your carry-on luggage - you can't take it.
Brace yourself for impact, keep your arms between your legs (elbows hurt a lot when they hit the armrests)
Only 10% of crashes (or less) are fatal, so there is a good chance.
On the ground, move away from the plane and follow the instructions of the emergency personnel - they will be as confused as you are.
survived a plane crash, I would tell him these things:
I Put your passport, phone and money in your pants pockets - you will need your ID on the ground.
Count the number of lanes to the emergency exits - both in front and in back - and be ready to exit from either side (actually, count again because you already did it when you first sat down, right?).
Put your glasses inside your shirt (they will fly off on impact).
Wear some extra clothes (sweatshirt or jacket) to stay warm afterwards or to have first aid supplies.
Put essential medicines in your pockets.
Forget your carry-on luggage - you can't take it.
Brace yourself for impact, keep your arms between your legs (elbows hurt a lot when they hit the armrests)
Only 10% of crashes (or less) are fatal, so there is a good chance.
On the ground, move away from the plane and follow the instructions of the emergency personnel - they will be as confused as you are.
You're on a plane that's about to crash, what do you say to the person sitting next to you?
survived a plane crash, I would tell him these things:
I Put your passport, phone and money in your pants pockets - you will need your ID on the ground.
Count the number of lanes to the emergency exits - both in front and in back - and be ready to exit from either side (actually, count again because you already did it when you first sat down, right?).
Put your glasses inside your shirt (they will fly off on impact).
Wear some extra clothes (sweatshirt or jacket) to stay warm afterwards or to have first aid supplies.
Put essential medicines in your pockets.
Forget your carry-on luggage - you can't take it.
Brace yourself for impact, keep your arms between your legs (elbows hurt a lot when they hit the armrests)
Only 10% of crashes (or less) are fatal, so there is a good chance.
On the ground, move away from the plane and follow the instructions of the emergency personnel - they will be as confused as you are.
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