It probably can remain unspoken, but an airplane crash is not an item I care to list on my resume. As a professional pilot, that box is something none of us ever wants to check off in our career column. I’m also quite certain that absolutely none of my passengers would care to be participants either. But what if you had experienced such a traumatic event?
“Bracing for Impact” Brings to Life True Crash Experiences
Key Takeaways:
- Two airplane crash survivors, Lindy Philip and Robin Suerig Holleran, co-authored a book titled *Bracing for Impact*, sharing real-life accounts of various aviation accidents.
- The book compiles survivors' perspectives on numerous incidents, including high-profile commercial crashes and general aviation accidents, discussing both the emotional and circumstantial aspects.
- *Bracing for Impact* is recommended for pilots, offering insight into passenger fears and critical incident stress, as well as for passengers interested in these survival stories.
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