Aircraft experts found that aircraft head, wing, and tail were the safest

Haven't you used the Position Selection Function during ticket booking? Then, you must have used the airport's Self-Help Exchange card reader to select your own location. If you give up these two rights, the danger will be closer to you.

Civil Aviation Authority, a University of Greenwich and a city flight expert, published a survey to find a subtle link between the aircraft seat and accident safety rate. After the researchers investigated 105 survivors in 2000 air accidents, they came up with a connection between the seat location and the survival rate in the plane: passengers in the first three rows near the head of the plane have the highest survival rate, with a survival rate of around 65%. Second, the probability of survival of Passengers sitting in the inner seat of the wing is nearly 64%. If you can't buy a first class or economy class ticket near the wing, choose to sit in the three rows at the end of the plane, and the survival rate is much higher than the rest of the seats in the cabin.

Unlike most people think, in the three areas close to the security door-head, wing, and tail, their seats are more secure. Many people prefer to select a window seat with a better "field of view" when taking the plane. Flight experts do not recommend this. According to their survey, there are more passengers sitting in the aisle than in the window.

Even if you are a business "Flying Man", it is always inevitable to fly twice a week, but no one will force you to fly in thunderstorms. Airlines will cancel or extend certain flights due to heavy thunderstorms. This does not mean that thunderstorms do not exist when they decide to take off. Compared with normal weather conditions, these small thunderstorms greatly increase the flight risk coefficient. To ensure your own security, the safest way is to cancel or sign a transfer flight when the weather conditions are poor.

Experts listed 18 factors affecting aircraft safety. These factors make people who fly all the year round uneasy. In the event of an air crash, casualties on the plane are subject to many temporary factors. For example, many air crashes generate smoke and fire, and escape conditions depend entirely on the degree of panic of passengers and the speed at which they leave the cabin. Therefore, even if the "Security notice" and "Security demonstration video" are lengthy and tedious, it is worth further consideration. [Safe flight tips]

1. Select direct flight: Most accidents occur when the plane takes off or lands. Therefore, the number of times that direct flights face danger is reduced.

2. Select a large model: the design and security inspection processes of aircraft with more than 30 passengers are the most rigorous. In the event of an accident, large aircraft will be able to maximize the possibility of returning passengers.

3. Ensure that large luggage is not contained in the top luggage. In the case of air turbulence, the top luggage is not suitable for storing heavy luggage. Observe the expression of people placing luggage above their seats. If he is very laborious, he must be advised to place his luggage elsewhere.

 

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