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Airbus 8320 is one of the more popular in the skies so how safe is it? >> aviation consultant joins us on the curvy couch to discuss the anatomy of this plane. how safe are these planes in general? >> the only abnormality is the flight control system between that and boeing. this is a dinner type of flight control -- a a different type of flight control system where the pilots are outside of the loop of direct control. boeing keeps you inside of the loop. these aircraft are safe. they have had a long history of operation. 8300 aircraft fly by wire have been running around since 1984. >> by out...

I thought it was going to be a normal landing as usual. >> instead he catches a terrifying moment on camera. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> the plane clips a telephone wire, sending them into a nose dive toward the grass. >> i just braced myself. it was very, very scary. i literally thought i was going to die. okay, here we go, this is it. >> i had no time to do anything but ride it out. >> the wing hits the ground first, then the nose crashes down at a 45 degree angle. ian's phone continues recording audio in the frantic moments after the crash. >> holy [ bleep ]! holy [ bleep ]! are you okay? >> my f...

I would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. ♪ i'm free free falling ♪ talk about a free fall. what does it feel like to fall off the tallest water slide in the world. the water park is in kansas city. the slide is called the rucht. riders who brave the slide drop almost a 90 degree angle before plummeting over 17 stories. that's the niagara falls, kate. anywhere from 45 to 65 miles per hour, they then travel over a five-store ary bump before ending in a pool at the end of the slide.

>> it's a full mission bridge simulator. this is everything that you would see on a bridge of a modern ship. radar, control systems, everything else. >> one thing we can do is list this ship at 60 degrees. let's do that slowly. we'll take a few perspectives. we'll be able to see not only from the bridge what that perspective looks like. if you are here and you are at this degree angle, you know that you are in trouble. >> if you're not rolling back the other way you would know you have a problem with stability or your ground or something like that. >> what would you be communicating to your cr...

Perspective. take a look at the second camera. you will be able to see what the 60 degree angle looks like. you can see the water a lot closer to the lifeboats and balco balcony. one of the thipgs that stands out to me is for a lot of professions there is continuing education. some of the clients that we train with, some of the big cruise lines are starting to do that and taking it upon themselveses to do recurring training. that's why this facility was built. they have taken that lesson from aviation and started doing it. >> so brooke, that's one of the big take aways from here. sofa silties ...