26 questions
The plane flies fine on one engine.
The electricity flows around the skin of the plane.
The Co-Pilot takes over immediately.
Strict protocols prevent a pilot from being alone.
We push a button, and the fire is extinguished instantly.
The plane is built to withstand impacts.
Legally impossible; we have protected reserves.
We can fly for hours on just one engine.
There are three of them, and they vote.
The plane won't let us stall.
The brakes are incredibly powerful.
Gravity will pull it down for us.
They last longer than we need.
They never eat the same meal.
They are super-strong and multi-layered.
They are assessed on the ground and won't fly if it's unsafe.
The crew treats the situation immediately and the plane can divert.
Cargo holds automatically detect and suppress fires.
We always fly within reach of a suitable airport.
It is de-icing fluid to ensure perfect aerodynamics.
No, the runways and tires are specially designed to prevent this.
We have advanced weather radar inside the nose of the plane.
Try the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding method right now.
Use the 4-2-6 breathing method to calm your nervous system.
Airlines follow incredibly strict, proactive global laws.
No, they are made of three ultra-thick layers of glass and plastic.