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If someone is willing to leave home without it for a walk in the park / drinks at a bar / quick stop at the store, then they can evacuate a burning plane withou
by steveBK123 3y ago
If someone is willing to leave home without it for a walk in the park / drinks at a bar / quick stop at the store, then they can evacuate a burning plane without it.
If it is truly that imminently required to keep them alive, they should already be in the habit of keeping it on their person.
And certainly while flying, and at the very very least during takeoff/landing on a plane. Further, absolute worst case.. with pre-evacuation warning time, reachable in under seat backpack to be moved to your jeans/shirt/jacket pocket. If you travel in clothes without pockets, now is a good time to reconsider doing so.
Lots of opportunities here to not try and lug baggage down an evacuation slide and risk your own / fellow passengers deaths.
If this is surprising to anyone reading, hope you plan accordingly now during your next travel.
- ghaff 3y agoYes, lots of stuff can happen in everyday life that would mean you should have critical medications on your person. At the end of the day your passport and credit cards situation aren’t critical in such a situation however much bureaucratic hell you may go through if you’re in a foreign country with no ID or money and not of a nationality where your embassy is rushing to help. In general my approach is travel pants with zipped pockets.