Anything's possible, but it really depends on what kind of plane it is. The larger the plane, the more heavy duty the windows are. Commercial airliners are rated to withstand a pretty large amount of force at a higher altitude. Smaller planes aren't rated at all and break about as easily as a window in a house. == Probably not. It is possible that a portion of the instrument panel can fall down during a hard landing. Hail stones can cause severe damage to a windshield, but usually at high altitude when the aircraft is traveling faster. On the webiste airliners.net under Accidents, there is a copyrighted photo of a Boeing B767 window that cracked due to malfunction of the heating system on a flight from MBJ to ZRH about 3hrs before landing. And another photo of a Canadian CL-600 that was enroute from Harrisburg, Pa to Dallas/Fort Worth, Tx, when the first officers windshield "popped" at 40,000 feet. Also, there have been a few examples of a mid-air bird strike where a large goose struck the nose and crashed right through it and the pressure bulkhead and the instrument panel(or below it) and landed in the pilot's lap. ANSWER 3modern aircraft windows are made from laminated (multiple layers) of various strength high impact plastics - the laminations are designed so the window even if it shatters it holds together as a single unit - very rare for a modern aircraft window to come apart but what does happen is the window that breaks becomes opaque (you cant see through it) so a pilot would have to fly "blind" on insruments only Pilots are taught not to look out the windshield when they're flying under instrument rules. Switching from visual flight to instrument flight is a sure way to develop spatial disorientation and wind up flying into the ground. To answer the original question, it's possible for an airplane's windshield to break, but a landing bad enough to break a windshield would be bad enough to break the rest of the airplane. Impacts and failures of the windshield heater (airliner windshields are heated on every flight, and they are installed as inner and outer windshields so if an outer windshield breaks the plane doesn't depressurize) are what break windshields.
It is possible, however it depends on the circumstances. There would have to be a full investigation, followed by an order of the court. It is not an easy thing to do, unless the circumstances are extreme, at least in most cases.
Extreme testing is testing done under necessary circumstances. Medical tests for deadly diseases can often be considered to be extreme testing.
You are not the only person who thinks of life to the extreme. People often think of life to the extreme based on the various circumstances that surround them.
He was proved not sufficiently accurate in extreme circumstances.
Some drugs as well as extreme circumstances like heat exhaustion.
take you to the island of entrepeneur by ship, or plane (only in extreme circumstances)
An aeroatelectasis is the partial collapse of a lung experienced by pilots in certain extreme circumstances.
It is only allowed in extreme circumstances
None there is no reason to be circumciced exept under extreme circumstances.
some of the possible negative effects of drought and extreme heat is that it will lead do poor production in terms of agriculture.
There were instances where harsh discipline, including shootings, occurred on ships in the 1800s. However, it was not a common practice and most captains did not resort to such extreme measures. There were laws and regulations governing the treatment of crew members, but enforcement could vary widely depending on the ship and its captain.
This is an interpretive factor. Anything is possible, but a home study will need to be conducted to determine related factors. Also, a psychologist can determine if it is because of home circumstances or possible a chemical imbalance that's treatable with the extreme measure of foster care.