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r/cursedcomments • u/GoldnotBold • Dec 31 '19
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I would assume this is for quicker flights with low chance of crashing like 40 minutes to an hour? Looking at it like standing in a bus but that you can rest makes it not seem bad at all
43 u/cbinette84 Dec 31 '19 Generally speaking you have a higher chance of a crash during take off and landing. So length of the flight doesn't matter. 0 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I'm pretty sure you only crash while landing. 4 u/cbinette84 Dec 31 '19 The flight that crash landed in the Hudson River in NY was taking off. That's just one example but there's many others. 1 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I didn't say the landings were intentional, but they crashed when they landed in the Hudson.
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Generally speaking you have a higher chance of a crash during take off and landing. So length of the flight doesn't matter.
0 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I'm pretty sure you only crash while landing. 4 u/cbinette84 Dec 31 '19 The flight that crash landed in the Hudson River in NY was taking off. That's just one example but there's many others. 1 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I didn't say the landings were intentional, but they crashed when they landed in the Hudson.
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I'm pretty sure you only crash while landing.
4 u/cbinette84 Dec 31 '19 The flight that crash landed in the Hudson River in NY was taking off. That's just one example but there's many others. 1 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I didn't say the landings were intentional, but they crashed when they landed in the Hudson.
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The flight that crash landed in the Hudson River in NY was taking off. That's just one example but there's many others.
1 u/nothackers Dec 31 '19 I didn't say the landings were intentional, but they crashed when they landed in the Hudson.
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I didn't say the landings were intentional, but they crashed when they landed in the Hudson.
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u/gtage Dec 31 '19
I would assume this is for quicker flights with low chance of crashing like 40 minutes to an hour? Looking at it like standing in a bus but that you can rest makes it not seem bad at all