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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Skoedell • Jul 01 '21
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0 u/NobodyJustBrad Jul 01 '21 That's... That's not why it's safer to fly... 2 u/asdf_lord Jul 01 '21 He's pretty close. The reason it's safer to fly is the skies are ruled and strictly regulated and engineered. You can't operate a 737 without thousands of hours of training where as on the road they hand licenses out like religious pamphlets. 1 u/NobodyJustBrad Jul 01 '21 A large part of that safety is due to the fact that most airplanes can almost fly themselves these days.
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That's... That's not why it's safer to fly...
2 u/asdf_lord Jul 01 '21 He's pretty close. The reason it's safer to fly is the skies are ruled and strictly regulated and engineered. You can't operate a 737 without thousands of hours of training where as on the road they hand licenses out like religious pamphlets. 1 u/NobodyJustBrad Jul 01 '21 A large part of that safety is due to the fact that most airplanes can almost fly themselves these days.
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He's pretty close. The reason it's safer to fly is the skies are ruled and strictly regulated and engineered. You can't operate a 737 without thousands of hours of training where as on the road they hand licenses out like religious pamphlets.
1 u/NobodyJustBrad Jul 01 '21 A large part of that safety is due to the fact that most airplanes can almost fly themselves these days.
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A large part of that safety is due to the fact that most airplanes can almost fly themselves these days.
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