British Airlines offers plane crash survival classes
BA offers passengers courses in surviving plane crashes
British Airways is offering its frequent flyers the chance to trade in their air miles for a place on a course instructing passengers how to survive plane crashes.
British Airways is offering its frequent flyers the chance to trade in their air miles for a place on a course instructing passengers how to survive plane crashes.
Members of the airlines Executive Club will be able to benefit from a four-hour session on air safety, when the scheme begins next year.
For around £125 roughly the same cost as a return trip from London Gatwick to Rome those who sign up to the courses can learn techniques to increase their chances of surviving a crash.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop … ashes.html
would that make you feel safer flying?
- Emile Rposted 13 years ago
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