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Old Oct 23, 2012 | 4:40 pm
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Originally Posted by djjaguar64
Nothing can save you when a plane is plumetting to the ground but in case of fire and you are in a plane with the ability to get out, long cotton pants are your safest bet!!

http://www.casa.gov.au/scripts/nc.dl...D::pc=PC_91468



http://www.boeing.com/commercial/safety/faq.html

What to wear on an airplane flight is more a question of safety than fashion. What you wear matters. In the event of an evacuation or emergency landing, you'll want to protect your body.


Here are some air safety fashion tips:
Wear natural fibers such as cotton, wool, silk or leather, which offer the best protection in the event of a fire or evacuation.
Avoid synthetics such as nylon, rayon or poly-cotton blends, which can melt when heated.
Skip the short skirts, shorts and skimpy T-shirts. Protect your arms and legs.
Opt for closed-toed shoes with secure laces or straps. Leave the flip-flops, sandals or high-heel shoes in your luggage. In fact, high heels can puncture an escape slide. In an emergency, you'll be asked to remove high heels.
Ensure that your clothes aren't tight, uncomfortable or restrictive. You'll need to move quickly and easily in an emergency situation.
Damn, I had a short skirt and high heels planned for my flight this weekend
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