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When it comes to airplane safety, there's no more expert than an experienced pilot. We talked to one and he debunked a myth we all were so confident about.

While plane crashes are statistically unlikely, nervous fliers will want to avoid panicking and know exactly what steps to take to protect themselves if tragedy strikes

The survival of everyone on board Japan Airlines flight 516 on Tuesday has been described as nothing short of a miracle. The World's Carolyn Beeler speaks with Ed Galea, director of the Fire Safety Engineering Group at the University of Greenwich in the UK, about how crew — and passenger — preparedness allowed for the speedy evacuation of all 379 passengers and crew before the

Passengers on a Japan Airlines jet, which collided with a Coast Guard aircraft Tuesday on a Tokyo runway before bursting into flames, are describing their safe escape as a "miracle."

All of the 379 people on board a Japanese plane that exploded in a fireball got off safely in an incredible evacuation that has sparked praise from aviation...

All of the 379 people on board a Japanese plane that exploded in a fireball got off safely in an incredible evacuation that has sparked praise from aviatio

Through skill and luck — one expert called it “a miraculous job” — the flight crew of the Japan Airlines plane evacuated all 367 passengers and 12 crew members safely at Haneda airport near Tokyo.

Leaving valuables behind was a "major factor" behind the evacuation of 379 people as fire engulfed the plane.

The crew of JAL flight 516, an Airbus A-350 carrying 367 passengers that turned into a fireball upon collision, had to stay level-headed and collected, in order to save as many lives as possible