Rest on the end of the plane, do not wear flammable clothes and wear shoes on landing and take-off • This will increase your chances of surviving a crash

• The plane crash in Istanbul

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In the event of a minor accident on the plane or the plane crash on the airstrip - there is a possibility of being saved. Some expert advice will dramatically increase your chances of survival in this case.

Where in the back of the plane

True, these are not the most popular places in flight, but if you are concerned about crashing and flying in a dubious region of the world or in a bad luck company, you should very well read the following data: With the odds of a person sitting in the center of the plane at 39 percent, the death chances of the front seats are 38 percent and the back seats are the safest, with 32 percent.

Dressed right

Do not take off shoes, neither take-off nor landing, it can actually save your life in an emergency. Boeing Worldwide found that 50 percent of crashes on flights are during take-off or landing. Therefore, if you are barefoot in a crash you will find it very difficult to move on the plane as there will be shrapnel on the floor, metal parts and other materials that may follow you or injure your legs, which is one of the most important organs during an outward flight.

Also, do not wear flammable clothing, clothes that do not light up quickly will protect your body and help you get out the best. A pilot who read the recommendations added that it is advisable not to carry pockets and you need sharp objects on take-off and landing. In addition, it is advisable to count the number of seats that need to go until the emergency exit, so that even if you are dazzled or blurred you can reach the exit most easily.

Lift the shutter

Another important piece of advice is not to darken the window near you at the landing and takeoff. This is because in the event of a crash it takes your eyes to get used to the lighting outside. Therefore, if your eyes are already used to this lighting it can save you at this critical moment. In addition, in the event of an emergency, lighting inside the aircraft also helps the crew to better assess the condition of the passengers. These are critical seconds, so outdoor lighting on take-off and landing will increase passenger survival chances.