Passengers must learn from Japan Airlines’ miracle evacuation at Haneda Airport which saw all 379 aboard the A350 escape a fireball because it could save their lives.
According to AirlineRatings.com Editor-in-Chief the miracle evacuation is due to great crew training and Japanese obedience for following instructions.
“Typically Japanese passengers listen to safety demonstrations and they always seem to follow instructions, ” Mr Thomas said.
“Remember you can always get a new passport, or camera or credit card but you cant get your life back.”
“Now listen to the video…it could save your life,” Mr Thomas said
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