General Chat

Its the safest form of transport, try hitting the ground or any other hard surface in anything other than a plane at the speed the 777 hit the grass at Heathrow and you wouldn't walk away..Col

my hubby uses every plane crash

as an excuse

not to fly

it never works as i make him do it lol

Dont do it hun cos cant afford hols!!


But no I wouldnt,


Caz xxx

My niece is a long haul air hostess for british airways.She has been in a couple of scares.If all cabin crew said after a scare like friday would never fly again,no-one would fly again as there would be no-one to fly the aircraft.Do we say we are never going on a coach ride again after a coach crash.I think we are still very safe in the sky.I have to say this as i am going to Australia this year with my niece. Annie

Love it .................

i hate flying i cry like a baby but id already decided never again xx

My SIL used to work on the desk at Glasgow Airport Imformation. The HAIRY stories she could tell !!!

But none of them were disasters!

Still the safest way to travel.
I have travelled 60,000 miles by air over the years [40 ],and never had any bother.
In the same time frame and less miles ,i have been involved in six accidents [none my fault] i think those statistics speak for themselves.
Fred.

I love flying. And it has changed so much over the years.

One time we flew to Dublin (c 1963) and I could see tiny, little fishing boats in the Irish Sea. On the way back, they couldn't close the door properly. There was a ring of light all the way round it!!! That didn't stop them!!! When they flew over the Irish Sea there were BIG fishing boats!!!!

No - I'd still fly. No probs xx

No I wouldn't Joy...

I still feel flying is still one of the safest modes of transport.

Marion x

Wouldn't consider it, even before this
xx

Nope

FOLLOWING the heathrow airport crash would you think twice about flying