[Santa]

There has been a huge amount of crashes in the asia region over the past year or so.

One plane full of 250something people just disappeared, not even a screw or bolt found by rescuers (this plane has been presumed to be crashed and in the bottom of an ocean somewhere, with all bodies still strapped in dead getting eaten by the fishies)

One plane was shot down with a missile, killing all passengers and crew.

One plane crash landed in the java sea, killing all 160something passengers and crew.

And today, another plane crashed somewhere in asia killing at least half of the passengers, 15 was reported to have survived, and the video is here:

〈獨家〉復興客機墜河／高架橋上目擊民航機墜河畫面

Is it worth dying over to get somewhere faster?  I mean if you crash and die in a car, at least they will find your body, as opposed to a finger, or even nothing if you crash in a plane.

as a quick joke reference:

The Plane was flown by pilot Ho Lee Fuk and copilots We Tu Lo, Som Ting Wong, and Bang Ding Ou

[Xx Itz Ian]

overhyped media bullshit. Way more people die in car accidents. By plane is by far the safest way of traveling imo.

[Santa]

overhyped media bullshit. Way more people die in car accidents. By plane is by far the safest way of traveling imo.

I wouldn't necessarily say its over-hyped by the media.  Their just reporting the news, and when hundreds of people die in one shot, thats pretty terrible, as opposed to a few people dying in a car accident.  Plus, at least they have a body to bury for you if you die in a car.

[VictorxM]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

[Cooky]

yes i would still fly

[trashburmy]

overhyped media bullshit. Way more people die in car accidents. By plane is by far the safest way of traveling imo.

I wouldn't necessarily say its over-hyped by the media.  Their just reporting the news, and when hundreds of people die in one shot, thats pretty terrible, as opposed to a few people dying in a car accident.  Plus, at least they have a body to bury for you if you die in a car.

[Santa]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

[VictorxM]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

[Santa]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash.  The same goes for driving, but at least I have never been in a serious car crash, the most I've ever had was a fender bender going 4 miles an hour.

[Xx Itz Ian]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash. 

if you look at the world like that you are going to have a hard time. everything in life is dangerous so plane crashes aren't that much different from regular things everyone does daily that can kill a person but yet you hear nobody about. i travel by train daily seeing people jump in front of trains on a weekly base, travel by car daily knowing that there is atleast 10 car accidents that killed a person a day yet i do not bother thinking about those things because there isnt anything you can do about it anyway.

[Santa]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash.

if you look at the world like that you are going to have a hard time. everything in life is dangerous so plane crashes aren't that much different from regular things everyone does daily that can kill a person but yet you hear nobody about. i travel by train daily seeing people jump in front of trains on a weekly base, travel by car daily knowing that there is atleast 10 car accidents that killed a person a day yet i do not bother thinking about those things because there isnt anything you can do about it anyway.

I mainly just look at flying as a unnecessary risk, putting your life in the hands of others.  For example, I never let anyone drive me places, I drive myself.  This way I can control my fate, unlike when you put your life in the hands of 2 pilots that may not be adequately trained to pilot a crash landing to prevent the most possible deaths.

[VictorxM]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash.  The same goes for driving, but at least I have never been in a serious car crash, the most I've ever had was a fender bender going 4 miles an hour.

This is true, but it is not the same as saying that my chances are multiplying.
Lets say that my 100th flitgh is the 1st for someone. His chances of dying does not not increase just because it is my 100th flight, neither does mine decreases because it is his 1st. It is always the same -- 1/11.000.000, wich, btw, is less than dying in a shark attack.

But yeah, I agree that I put myself into more danger by flying a lot. But hopefuly this will stop this year.

[Cooky]

if it ever gets dangerous to fly they will give people parachutes

[Santa]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash.  The same goes for driving, but at least I have never been in a serious car crash, the most I've ever had was a fender bender going 4 miles an hour.

This is true, but it is not the same as saying that my chances are multiplying.
Lets say that my 100th flitgh is the 1st for someone. His chances of dying does not not increase just because it is my 100th flight, neither does mine decreases because it is his 1st. It is always the same -- 1/11.000.000, wich, btw, is less than dying in a shark attack.

But yeah, I agree that I put myself into more danger by flying a lot. But hopefuly this will stop this year.

Sorry for the confusion, I didn't mean your chance multiples, it just makes you have more of a chance to get in a crash.

@cooky
They will never do this.  Then there would be mishaps happening all the time from something like this, such as a computer chip malfunctions and sends someone shooting out of their seat out of the plane.  Plus, I'm not sure how well they could design a plane to fit 300 parachutes/design a way to make people be able to get out in time b4 it crashes.

[VictorxM]

Answering the title question: I actually travel a lot by plane, since my family is all spread up thoughout the country. For the past 8-9 years I flew about 100 times. Last year, was 16 planes that I had to took. And everytime I got into the plane I would get a little scared, but not enough to make me stop flying. Even with all these crashes it is the better way to travel, IMO.

I suppose for you it would maybe make sense to fly since you have family throughout the world, but your chances of getting in a plane crash multiply every time you board one.  That brace for impact they tell you before you crash will do nothing once you belly flop onto concrete or water in a plane.  Not many people survive plane crashes, that may be due to being strapped into seats and drowning, unsure the main cause of death in planes, but these recent plane crashes have gotten me worried.  I will have to say thank god this one crashed somewhere where rescuers could react fast and save lives, else they would have all died.

I dont understand how the chances mutiply everytime I get onto a plane.

The more you fly, the higher chance of you getting in a plane crash.  The same goes for driving, but at least I have never been in a serious car crash, the most I've ever had was a fender bender going 4 miles an hour.

This is true, but it is not the same as saying that my chances are multiplying.
Lets say that my 100th flitgh is the 1st for someone. His chances of dying does not not increase just because it is my 100th flight, neither does mine decreases because it is his 1st. It is always the same -- 1/11.000.000, wich, btw, is less than dying in a shark attack.

But yeah, I agree that I put myself into more danger by flying a lot. But hopefuly this will stop this year.

Sorry for the confusion, I didn't mean your chance multiples, it just makes you have more of a chance to get in a crash.

I know, I was just messing with you.
Well, I got to go, my course of electrical engineering starts tomorrow. Wish me good luck.
Nice talking to you. Good night, Santa!