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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
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.