Just curious whether the chances of surviving a plane crash is greater than that of land or water, or it is the opposite? U can share reasons for your thoughts if you don't mind.
I have seen many pilots preferring to land on water. Its surviving rate is probably greater than on land.
I have seen many pilots preferring to land on water. Its surviving rate is probably greater than on land.
Surviving impact perhaps, when landing on water, but if not close to land unlikely to survive for too much longer.
Some good answers here:
https://www.quora.com/If-a-plane-crashes-into-the-ocean-what-are-the-odds-that-youll-be-rescued-assuming-you-manage-to-get-outside-of-the-plane-alive-Is-it-likely-you%E2%80%99ll-be-attacked-by-sharks-What-is-the-best-defense-in-this-case
From one of the answers: "Unfortunately, most airliner crashes at sea have occurred very far away from land, lost radar contact to get a position fix and had limited or no communication warning of an impending emergency crash at sea."
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