Why Parachute is ‘NEVER’ Given in Aeroplanes To Save Life During CRASH? #shorts

Episode Title: Why Parachute is ‘NEVER’ Given in Aeroplanes To Save Life During CRASH? #shorts
Produced by: FactTechz
Description: Parachutes are rarely given to passengers on commercial airplanes for several practical reasons. First, jumping from a plane safely with a parachute requires training. Most passengers do not know how to use a parachute correctly, especially under stress during an emergency. Without training, using a parachute can be dangerous. Second, commercial planes fly at very high altitudes—often over 30,000 feet. At that height, the air is thin and extremely cold. Passengers would need special suits and oxygen tanks to survive a jump from such an altitude, which are not available on regular flights. Third, it is very hard to jump out of a commercial plane safely. These planes are pressurized and have very few exits that can be used for jumping. In an emergency, the plane may not be stable enough to allow a safe exit. Also, giving everyone a parachute would take up space, increase the plane’s weight, and raise ticket costs. It would also delay evacuation time in emergencies on the ground. Instead, airplanes are designed with safety in mind. They go through strict checks and pilots are well-trained to handle most problems. Modern air travel is very safe, with accidents being extremely rare. For emergencies, planes are equipped with life vests and oxygen masks, which are much more practical for passenger use. In short, parachutes are not a practical or safe option for commercial airline passengers. The focus is on preventing accidents rather than escaping from them mid-air. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz!


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