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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-04-2012 @ 9:54PM
kristen said...
I have actually thought about becoming a flight attendant. I LOVE to fly and travel and explore new places. Does it ever cross your mind about a crash or loss of fuel or anything like that? My main concern is crashing or something going wrong in the air. Also, how does the Pilot not get tired for a 4 day flight? Does that not bother you? what if he fell asleep up there?
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12-04-2012 @ 11:13PM
Randy said...
The most dangerous part of flying somewhere is driving to the airport. Those aircraft are inspected and maintained by highly trained and skilled technicians so frequently it is almost unbelieveable. Most every system has a back-up and sometimes a back-up to the back-up. Evee air.n if an engine shuts down, there is plenty of power from the other ones to keep the plane in the air. I have worked as an aircraft technician for over 22 years.... you are safer flying then driving.
12-05-2012 @ 1:39AM
Kristen said...
But I hear about crashes all the time.
12-05-2012 @ 8:30AM
Lea said...
I am not scared of crashing, on the way to hotel yes, but not flying. I it did happen i know were i am going and it would be fast. Pilots get exhausted and as do fA's . 15 hr duty days meant to be the exception but since we only get paid for half that time and carriers care less about us it has become the norm. Fatigue is a huge concern that is why colgan crashed and management intimidates anyone esp pilots that try to call in fatigued or anyone crew that does. By the end of the 2nd the entire crew is so tired it is insanity.