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Thanks. My cursory googling did not turn up any actual rate statistics.

• cpncrunch 12y ago
  I'm sure there are stats out there...I remember reading a TSB report a while ago (we have a lot of floatplane accidents up here in Canada). As long as you're wearing a shoulder harness, the main risk is drowning after the ditching. To have a good chance of surviving, you need to be already wearing a lifevest, know how to open the door underwater by memory, and then be able to get out. You can do an underwater egress course, which helps increase the odds.
  • mturmon 12y ago
    "I'm sure there are stats out there" (The link supplied by @lutorm contained some stats.)