Thats just one. I have been in an actual crash as well, everyone survived.
A couple years ago i used to teach Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET)on the side to military and oil rig types for about 8 months.
We used to put blind folds on them and turn them upside down in a cold pool in a simulator.
I fly extensivly internationaly and locally in fixed and rotary wing aircraft. It amazes me how many people dont listen to the crash brief or read the instructions. It may save your life.
Tip; count the rows of seats you are from the nearest door as you will more than likely not be able to see due to fuel burning your eyes either floating in the water or from heat and debris if on land. It will also stop you freaking out. lol
