How to Survive a Plane Crash 

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Imagine going through all those tedious tips and managing to survive a plane crash only to fall into the captivity of a cannibalistic tribe... How do we survive cannibalistic tribes sir Thoughty2

This dude pumping out vids like a boss

1. Fly direct 2. Avoid poor weather 3. Avoid sitting in front of plane 4. Sit within 5 rows of an em. exit 5. Count the rows to the nearest em. exit 6. Take an aisle seat over a window seat 7. Store your carry-on beneath seat in front of you 8. Fasten your seatbelt tightly 9. Wear long-sleeved shirt and pants made of natural fibers 10. Anticipating smoke, try to plan for covering your mouth/nose with a moistened cloth (e.g., socks)

Method 1: do not be in the plane during the crash.

Kid, clearly nervous, on a flight once asked me, "How often do plans crash?" Me: usually just once 🤙

I had aerophobia when i was younger, and i can tell you the reason wasn't that i saw many articles about crashes, but rather it was because i simply felt that we are land animals and not birds, so we had no business in the air. Nowadays i wouldn't say i am afraid of flying, but i do get this anxiety feeling when in an airplane during the turbulence stage.

Alternative Title: Why you should grow a mustache.

as someone who’s terrified of dying in a plane crash, i really appreciate the actual crash statistics 🤍

Wow, I never cease to find myself in awe by Thoughty2's dedication of going out there and filming everything.

You forgot to mention one of the more interesting and horrifying facts about Juliane'sordeal. When the plane broke apart, she was blown out the plane, still strapped in her seat and fell 3,000 meters. If I remember correctly, she was, thankfully, not quite conscious as she fell.

I can't believe he actually went from plane crash killing 85 people to raid shadow legends, jesus christ man

I have always ridden in the back of the plane because I've seen plane accidents and just about every one of those crashes, the tail is almost always fully intact. That's all it took for me

Remember: this man used to wear a suit and no pants in his videos

I was never scared of taking a plane in my life, then I joined the professional world and saw how unprofessional it actually is. As a software developer I'm not amazed that the max crashed, I'm actually more amazed that it took so long before an accident happened. In today's world nobody in management cares about quality work, only quick work. They're more interested in their banknotes to light their Cuban cigars than in quality and safety.

This man really went from talking about surviving a plane crash to Raid Shadow Legends without even skipping a beat

Back in 1994, I flew from London to Boston . . . I looked out my window over the left wing and there was a FIRE in the engine. The pilot announced a diversion to Reykjavík, Iceland. It was a really scary flight. I am amazed, as the flight to Reykjavík was farther away the the destination. Baffled, but very alive, THANK YOU MVERY MUCH. 👍 I do like the back of a plane.

That sponsorship in the middle got me laughing so hard XD Nice job.

"Appearing more trustworthy...." while showing a picture of the creepiest looking dude, with the absolutely _most sinister_ looking facial hair this side of The Purple Pieman!

"Will you be the sole survivor of you'r party in rain shadow legends " Me:🤦‍♂️it will never end

Imagine that one guy who listened to that secret, survived the crash, but then remained in a vegetative state for life.. P.S. Why don't the airline companies put a small parachute under each seat, so that if the plane is about to crush, everyone eject and land on a tree or something..

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself

I am related to Lt. Richard Sauffley who was the 14th US Navy flyer and the first Naval pilot shot at in combat in history fighting in the Mexican campaign in Veracruze and later killed in 1916 off Pensacola naval Air station and the base is partially named for him as Sauffley Field. These early pilots were extremely brave. His wife Helen O'Rear Sauffley was the first woman to fly over New York City.

She was clearly the main protagonist in a movie.

This is definitely, by far, one of your best videos. Would LOVE to see a video on how you edit these. I fly reasonably regularly and normally sit near the rear for reason's you've pointed out but I will be studying the available seats nd clothing from now on. Keep up the amazing work. Greetings from Belfast.

Despite knowing the statistics that flying is super safe. Turbulence still scares a lot people, including myself!

My dad had life long phobia of flying. In 1994 I was in national guard. Spent two weeks at plane crash site cleaning up and sorting body parts. In 2004, my aunt, dad's sister, died in a plane crash. I've been affected by plane crashes in an unusually higher than normal odds. 😭

Normally I love the smooth transitions from topic to sponsor but woah boy that felt like the wrong tone this time x'D

Dude watching your channel go from a child to a man from the 1920 is awesome and your mustash epic sir !

I've been watching Air Disasters/ May Day Air Disasters on the Smithsonian channel, it makes me want to fly even more. It really shows how uncommon catastrophic crashes are. Loved it Thoughty, keep up the fanatic work.

I get money gotta be made but don't insult your brilliant content by allowing raid shadow legnds to get advertising on these informative/serious videos. Just a suggestion ofc, your channel.

Put simply: if you live to be eighty, if you took one flight every day of your life, you would have less than a .01 percent chance of being involved in a fatal plane crash. (But over a 70 increased percent fatal case of cancer due to solar and cosmological radiation.)

You probably just saved hundreds to thousands of lives with this video. Definitely saving this video and taking notes for a flight safety guide if I ever decide to fly.

I love this man. Always makes me giggle during his videoes.

How he fit's the ad in the docu...unbelievable, Master

Start with the fattest, it'll maintain condition on the skinniest. And NEVER be the first one to fall asleep.

Technically, her mother also survived the crash, but sadly died after a while from her wounds. Juliana's survival was not easy, to say the least. Poor girl.

1st title: "This is how to survive a plane crash" 2nd title: "Why Did Only One Woman Survive This Plane Crash" Saving the title for when he changes it multiple times during the next days as usual.

Is aerophobia really an irrational fear? I don't have it, but it seems pretty rational that being so high could be so terrifying. Humans aren't supposed to fly, so it seems like that in itself would be irrational to human instinct, right?

15:15 Eighth Doctor moment "The front crashes first, think it through"

This guys sense of humour is top draw!!!❤😂 He makes a serious subject sound bearable!!

15:42 : 69% survival chances for survival in the rear of the plane XD

“What did it cost?” “My fertility.”

The secret to surviving a plane crash Don't crash

They must have sold their souls to drop high quality and lengthy videos like this almost every second day. Really appreciate your work, team of thoughty2.

Nose first crashes are incredibly rare. Most crashes are tail first especially in case of emergency water landings.

imagine telling a girl to grow a beard to not die in a plane

love the unpredictable humour in these vids

Chloe Ting got a severe burn on her thigh I think a year ago. She had been wearing compression exercise leggings...literally the worst thing you could be wearing when boiling hot water falls on you. It basically did what you said. The burns were definitely worse because of the leggings.

Minor correction- the Wright brothers were the first to perform a manned, powered flight. Powered and manned were both separately done long before.

How to Survive a Plane Crash: Step 1: Don't get on plane.

Vesna Vulović was a stewardess that survived the 1972 commercial airplane crash over Czechoslovakia, at an altitude of 10,000m (33,000ft). In 1985 she entered the Guinness Book of Records for the “highest fall survived without a parachute” (ironically)...

How is Aerophobia by any means an "irrational" fear of flying? I can easily rationalize the threat to life and limb of humans flying around in 367 tons of steel and fiberglass at 31,000 ft

I was in the US Navy I served on an aircraft carrier I got launched off in a prop plane and I flew off the deck in a helicopter let me tell you how much more terrifying sitting in the helicopter was waiting to lift off then launching off in the prop plane... Sitting in the helicopter I stared at this panel on the wall with a little digital readout that said "all good" the entire flight 😭

I searched this tutorial, but we’re estimated to crash in 10 minutes, I don’t have 20 minutes 👁👄👁

Years ago, after a long day of filming from a helicopter I found myself on a late night flight home to Atlanta. Without time to change, I was still wearing my Nomex® flight suit as I took the last seat beside a woman in the rear of a regional jet. After some in-flight pleasantries she inquired about my sage green coveralls. After I explained I wasn't military but often wore the flight suit as an old habit, she became pensive for a moment and then said, "If my brother had been wearing a flight suit, he'd be alive today." She went on to explain that he had survived for several days after a commuter plane crash. Unfortunately the flash fire had melted his clothing and he succumbed to his burns. I've aged out of filming from choppers and the flight suit is retired to the back of the closet. However, I still make sure I'm wearing wool or sturdy 100% cotton jeans and appropriate upper body clothing. Maybe you've never seen someone with 2nd and 3rd degree burns covering most of their bodies. I have, and I never want to be one of them. I pray you will never be one of the miniscule few who need every little thing to prevent their becoming a statistic... little things like your choice of clothing. Remember, your flight isn't the fun part of your trip... it's just transportation. You can stand a few hours devoid of highly flammable team jerseys and trendy lightweight fabrics and change after your arrival. Otherwise, you just might find yourself on Thoughty2's list, "Horrific Survivals That Make You Wish You Hadn't." Fly safe.

when I was little, I though helicopters airlift cars to stop traffic jam

I was flying the other day and idk why I suddenly had anxiety about flying for no good reason, never happened to me before and after watching this, hope it never happens again. Thanks 42 !

the secret to surviving a plane crash is to hold onto Thoughty2's mustache as you parachute out the plane.

bruhs work ethic is amazing, love your content

Man, gotta draw the line at promoting Raid. The games a scam, there is no way you play it.

"Mr. Play-It-Safe, was afraid to fly. He packed his suuuuit case, and kissed his kids goodbye-aye. He waited his _whole damn life,_ to take that flight, and as the plane crashed down he thought _'Well isn't this nice.'_ And isn't it ironic, don'cha think?"

The secret to surviving a plane crash: don't take a plane

Two facts you got wrong, take-offs are more dangerous than landings, and sitting in front of the plane is safer. Takeoff: Although there are more incidents happening on landings it doesn't mean they are more dangerous, its most of weather, wind shears, runway thresh hold overrun, miss calculated landing weights etc... Takeoff, on the other hand, are a lot more dangerous, the plane is heavier (due to unburnt fuel), the altitude gained affects the planes glide range, and also if anything would go wrong at that point, its mostly will lead to a fatal end. Sitting in front of the plane: in the study that was done in Mexico it was mostly to calculate impact survival rate, but planes can have a lot more situations that can affect positioning inside the airplane, such as fuel (its stored in the middle and in case of fire outside it will most likely spread to the back parts of the plane, water landings "ditching" (usually the safest is front or middle), what I'm trying to say is that there are alot more chances that a flight will catch fire rather than slam into the ground, which makes sitting middle - front more safer.

The best way is to bring a parachute as your carry on.

I was on a plane from Dallas to Boise back in 03, as it was taking off, one of the four engines blew out, it was like being on a bus that hits a massive pot hole with a bang and jolt. Pilot was like "meh, whatever" and continued with the flight with three engines, we got to Boise safe and sound though the landing was hard and my sleeping friend was woke up with a slam nearly eating the seat in front. Lady pilot was really nice.

Hey 42 here

If you gouge out an eyeball from one of the dead passengers and extract the lens, you can use it to focus the sun's rays to light a fire. The fire will keep you warm at night, frighten off hostile animals and provide a means of cooking your food. It's a much easier method than rubbing two sticks together.

Many aviation accidents are caused when pilots misread flight equipment, misjudge weather conditions or fail to properly address mechanical errors. Pilot error is considered the number one reason why planes crash👍

Dude. The lead-in to the sponsor completely killed any emotional empathy I was forming for the crash victim.

statistically: most of the people who died in a plane crash boarded a plane

Really looking forward to the survival video. I hope you include first aid and essential carry

It’s kinda worrying that this is a “secret”.

Ultimately riding in any vehicle that relies solely on internal combustion is pretty insane. The risks are enormous and the results are usually catastrophic if it goes wrong. It's funny how most people just take that risk for granted, not really thinking about the outcome of an accident until it befalls them.

wait.. don't tell.. it is 😂 NOT GETTING ON ANY PLANE 😂

Hi Arron. Awesome job on your "stick a flag in it " audible book... keeps me company on my journeys up and down the country ( UK ) delivering and installing beds and medical equipment. to care homes , hospitals and who ever needs them.....Still got just over 5 hours more to listen to but hope that ( in the shit show that is 2020 ) you have some more in the pipeline.... Keep up the great informative you tube vids but don't hold back on the obligatory humour .

Remember that if in a catastrophy and you have eaten all the passangers How ever unpleasant the thougt might be you could hypothetically survive on the Airplane food

as a pilot id like to clarify that the plane motorcycle comparison only applies to commercial passenger aviation. my type of flying (general aviation and bush flying) is actually more dangerous than motorcycles. but a lot more fun.

30 seconds early gang

Don't underestimate the mustache of knowledge

this video was first called: "The secret to surviving plane crash", but he changed cuz it was too baity.

I did a presentation on that valujet accident. It was caused by the standard valujet incorrect loading and handling of potentially dangerous substances, besides their incomplete and corner cutting maintenance

The secret is to never get on a plane in the first place, problem solved :)

I lol'd at the lady "running away" from the baked bean can with wings.

How does this man keep churning out quality?

Interesting that what I knew 25+ years earlier, that sitting in the back of the plane had a higher percentage of survival than anywhere else, had been studied in 2012.

what about everyone getting a parachute and in flight instructions they just tell you in case of evacuation order everyone jumps, u wait 5 seconds and pull the cord? Still more chance of surviving then 400mph landing. Of course there are dangers of people opening evacuation doors for no real reason, too much rushing at the doors, plane loosing even more control because turbulence from open doors, likely dangling of the parachute cords of all hundreds of people when jumping at once etc. But its kinda better than certain death still, no? I saw an idea circling around internet about possible passenger capsules being a separate part of the plane that can be detached from the rest of the plane and has some huge parachutes to then land the big pod safely, of course there are the dangers of the pod itself getting damaged before that but also a good idea I guess, I hope it gets common for all airplanes soon enough.

figuring it comes done to the incalculable statistical odds of being seated in the right place and right time to avoid the death crushing impact that will kill almost everyone else on board

the secret to surviving a plane crash is very simple don't get in the damn plane in the first place

all you need to do is have your tray table up and your seat back in the full upright position

That promo was such a throw off. Dont be a sellout and destroy your talent. Your videos are too good for these cheap tactics

As my Grandfather would say. "Taking of is optional. Landing is mandatory." That is to say no matter how unprepared you are that bird IS going to come back to earth wether that is controlled or not is entirely up to fate.

well we've eliminated that issue in 2020 now haven't we?

I dont think this is just one of my favourite YT channels I think this is one of my favourite programs. Period.

2020: Let's try this in action.

Thoughty2, some of the jokes in this one had me shaking my head so much I wanted to give you a good slap to the face.

Spoilers: if you're in a plane crash you're gonna die

I just want to mention that the plane in the first story was very old, not really rated to get hit by lightning, it was also poorly maintained. For some reassurance the plane talked about does not fly today, modern planes are much stronger and have no problem dealing with lightning.

Something is wrong here. Wendover Productions is supposed to have the monopoly on videos relating to airlines.

His mustache keeps me coming back... and the informational videos, but mainly the mustache.