If the crash is severe enough, the plane may break apart, and likely catch fire from the remaining fuel in the wings. At high speeds, passenger jets (being made from lightweight aluminum and plastics) tend to disintegrate completely, killing everyone and reducing the plane to several thousand fragments.
Even crashing at low speed into water, there are almost always fatalities. The "miracle" landing on the Hudson River in 2009 was very much an exception.
You do not bury the survivors.
Where the plane crashes is called a crash site.
It crashes and explodes into a thousand pieces, quite literally.
there were 3 plane crashes in 2006
Passengers fly on a plane.
There has been 26 plane crashes since January 2009
Jetblue airways flight 292's landing gear turned 90 degrees all the passengers and crew survived
Approximately 32,137 people die annually from plane crashes.
There are approximatley 25 plane crashes a year sice records began in 1950
When a plane loses pressure by depressurization, air escapes through an opening in the plane. Depressurization can cause passengers to have trouble breathing at certain altitudes.
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Virgin America have had no crashes.