GA Survival.pdf (813.8 KB)
Many general aviation (GA) accidents are survivable if you have the right equipment and employ the right techniques. For example in Alaska, adding seatbelts — especially four- or five-point seatbelts — and helmets could save 60 percent of the lives involved in an aircraft accident. Are you prepared and do you have the tools you need to survive an aviation accident?
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