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    Can You Survive a Plane Crash
    Can You Survive a Plane Crash
    Can You Survive a Plane Crash
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    Can You Survive a Plane Crash

    By Anita Hasch

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    In 1989 Jan and one hundred and eighty three passengers miraculously escaped after the crash of Flight 232 due to the expert handling of the damaged plane by the pilot Captain Haynes. Standing in the field they could smell burning jet fuel.She saw the mother of a twenty two months old boy heading back to the wreckage to search for her toddler.
    It was later discovered that he had died. Jan had given the four mothers instructions to place the toddlers on the floor and hold them. An instruction which was ludicrous but that was the rules of the airways. Imagine that little has changed since the beginning of aviation for toddler’s safety. Australia seems to be leading the world with safety for babies and toddlers on planes. Australia Airlines currently require children two years and older to have a separate seat, while younger children are normally seated on parents lap with a loop belt in a bassinet or on an approved seat.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnita Hasch
    Release dateNov 27, 2017
    ISBN9781370691319
    Can You Survive a Plane Crash
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    Anita Hasch

    Anita Hasch and her family live on a homestead near Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Enjoys reading and the internet. Her home based work consists of writing eBooks, articles and making eBook covers.Where to Find Anita onlineNew YouTube channel: Anita Hasch-bargainbookshttps://youtube.com/channel/UCAY2cOOYuQTe2Huzi5CLYMgAnita Hasch : anitabooks888@gmail.comhttps://YouTube.com/channel/UCwdjfsrHG_Yxf2utLmnRX1gBlog-http://anitabooks888.wordpress.com/Twitter-Facebook-http://facebook.com/anita.hasch.7Member of: ‘Keeping up with my Writing.’‘Books Go Social/Book Review Club,’Writes for Blogger.comBlogshttps://applecidervinegarforhealthanduse.blogspot.comhttp://healthbenefitsresveratrol.blogspot.comhttp://benefitsandusesoffenugreek.blogspot.comhttp://healthbenefitsfruitveggies.blogspot.comhttp://aloeandother.blogspot.combargainbooks36.blogspot.comWrites for Hubpageshttp://hubpages.com/health/Improve-your-Health-with-Herbal-Teaand many more articles.eBooks by Anita Hasch available at Smashwords.The InheritanceUncle Jack announces that he has left the bulk of his estate to Megan his adopted daughter. Attempts are made on his life and Megan is framed as a suspect. Tom, who is in love with her, sets out to prove her innocence.Fiction/romance/suspensehttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/483948Health is WealthHealth is Wealth is a box set which consists of 3 eBooks.health/wellbeing/alternative healthhttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/427756Bedtime Bible StoriesThis eBook consists of 5 bible storieshttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/607779At Amazon'A Bride For Jake'

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      Can You Survive a Plane Crash - Anita Hasch

      Can You Survive A Plane Crash

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright by Anita Hasch 2017

      ISBN NO 9781370691319

      All rights reserved

      Chapter One Flight232

      Chapter Two Mid-Air Collision of Flight 853

      Chapter Three How a Pilot Survived a 6,000 meter Fall In The War

      Chapter Four Flight 508 Had One Survivor

      Chapter Five Crash of Flight 943

      Chapter Six Escape and Rescue

      Chapter Seven Can You Survive When Your Plane Is Hijacked

      Chapter Eight Security For Aircraft

      Safety of Babies and Children on Planes

      Former Flight attendant Jan Brown has attempted to force the FAA to require all children to be belted into seats on commercial airlines.

      In 1989 Jan and one hundred and eighty three passengers miraculously escaped after the crash of Flight 232 due to the expert handling of the damaged plane by the pilot Captain Haynes. Standing in the field they could smell burning jet fuel.

      She saw the mother of a twenty two months old boy heading back to the wreckage to search for her toddler. It was later discovered that he had died. Jan had given the four mothers instructions to place the toddlers on the floor and hold them. An instruction which was ludicrous but that was the rules of the airways. Imagine that little has changed since the beginning of aviation for toddler’s safety. Australia seems to be leading the world with safety for babies and toddlers on planes. Australia Airlines currently require children two years and older to have a separate seat, while younger children are normally seated on parents lap with a loop belt in a bassinet or on an approved seat.

      CASA has done research on new systems to protect toddlers and small children on planes following concern that nothing has changed in this area since the beginning of aviation.

      A new device called CARES(Child Aviation Restraint System)has been recommend by Qantas and the US Federal Aviation Administration, a seating system for young children that will protect them in case of an accident.

      A belt and buckle device works in conjunction with regular plane seat belts, CASA has been working with Staidards Australia to give manufacturers of automotive child restraint the option of making them suitable for planes as well.

      The following amazing stories are true.

      Chapter One

      Flight 232

      Crash of Flight 232

      Walking down the ramp towards the plane, a DC-10, Flight 232 which was ready for take-off, they had spent hours waiting for a flight since early morning. Their flight was cancelled and Jay had refused two earlier seats on the previous planes because there had not been a seat for both of them.

      Jeff was allocated a seat two rows ahead of Jay. When he got to his seat he was surprised to see a little boy sitting there. His father

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