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> I think it's the only method to ensure that all the ladders are of perfect quality I think there must to be more to it than that. Or airlines are making the
by davnola 16y ago
> I think it's the only method to ensure that all the ladders are of perfect quality
I think there must to be more to it than that.
Or airlines are making their own airliners now? :)
- Hixie 16y agoThe airlines are clearly not ensuring that anything is perfect quality.
- jmtulloss 16y agoFlying is statistically much safer than driving. They may not ensure quality in many of their amenities, but their safety standards are as high as they come.
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- Retric 16y agoThat's not exactly an apples to apples comparison the space shuttle's record sit's between cars and commercial aircraft in deaths per passenger mile. 14 deaths in 20k orbits * 7 people @ 42k miles per orbit. = 1 death per 420 million miles vs commercial aircraft which sit at 1 death per 2,000 million miles vs cars at 1 death per 80 million miles. But, the shuttle is not exactly a safe ride. Now, if you line things up by trip, it's car's then aircraft then the shuttle.