The plane crash.

[Simmo86]

I've survived that!

[Guest Bilo]

I've definitely survived that baby.

[marko]

I've definitely survived that baby.

The only problem is both your legs are broke and you're stuck in the middle of the desert without water

[Out Foxed]

if it was in mehico, you'd get beheaded by the cartels anyway.

[Rincewind]

One problem with the experiment I see is that it was planned perfectly to ensure safety for those taking part. Those flying and those on the ground. Plane crashes are usually unpredictable.

[Guest MattP]

The only problem is both your legs are broke and you're stuck in the middle of the desert without water

I'm on the back row, I'd probably still be asleep.

[StanSP]

By the way that crash investigator was surveying the scene, looks like I (seat 21A) wasn't even on the plane.

[The Year Of The Fox]

All airlines will be moving first class to the back now!

[I am Rod Hull]

The only problem is both your legs are broke and you're stuck in the middle of the desert without water

I`m sure Captain Shrapnel will be pumping him full of fluids

[Out Foxed]

7a got ****ed....

[Guest Bilo]

I`m sure Captain Shrapnel will be pumping him full of fluids

[marty78]

All airlines will be moving first class to the back now!

I picked seat 1A and would have been spread all over the place I think.

[Guest Bilo]

7a got ****ed....

Home in a flight bag!

You're going home in a flight bag!

[morris1234]

Home in a flight bag!

You're going home in a flight bag!

Ryanair charge extra for this also!

[The Year Of The Fox]

Ryanair charge extra for this also!

Looked as if 26a was ok

[morris1234]

Looked as if 26a was ok

There are millions of variables but one id like to know is the difference in damage if you have more leg room than normal. I was on a long haul flight to Mexico 2 years ago and it wasn't the best I'm 6ft 3. Broken legs and probably neck as it was above the head rest for some reason haha

EDIT: I shouldn't joke and obviously prey to god I'm never proved right or wrong.

[AKCJ]

'It is likely that 18D would have survived'

[Guest Bilo]

'It is likely that 18D would have survived'

How do you find that out?

[AKCJ]

How do you find that out?

Logged back in and found my seat and that's what it said.

[Simmo86]

So broken ankle or nasty head injury and broken back?

Hmmmmmm

[StanSP]

Seat 21A:

In seat 21A, it’s likely that you would have escaped injury in the crash impact. However, you would have been disorientated by a lack of visibility in the cabin caused by dust kicked up during the crash. This, along with dislodged ceiling panels and wiring in the aisle, may have seriously hampered your quick evacuation even though you were close to the over-wing exit.

[Simmo86]

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-plane-crash/articles/online-check-in

Survived :trumpet:

[The Year Of The Fox]

Survived

[marty78]

Your seat

1A

was no longer in the main body of the aircraft after the crash – this front area of the plane broke away from the rest of the fuselage during impact. The forces during impact on the front of the plane peaked at 12g, which is 12 times the force of gravity.

Although you were seated close to the galley exits, it is highly unlikely the crew or anyone seated in your area would have survived to make their escape.

[Saxondale]

I survived. I didn't bother getting on the flight because I knew it was going to crash.