EgyptAir flight MS804 disappears

[BilalKid]

:phew:phew

http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/19/middle...-804-liveblog/

[~ Sabr ~]

:salamext:

Ya Allaah khayr..... This is so scary, what's happening to all these flights?!

[noraina]

SubhanAllah, so many planes have been disappearing, it is frightening, earlier the Malaysian ones, and now this...InshaAllah I hope everyone is okay.

[_E_3]

scary , one of many reasons i will not go on a plane

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[strivingobserver98]

Fallen 22,000 feet into the Mediterranean Sea! Subhan Allah.

May Allah :swt: keep them all safe.

[strivingobserver98]

scary , one of many reasons i will not go on a plane

Planes are really safe sis, don't worry. More safer than being in a car.

Hopefully these statistics will calm your mind :).

DEATH BY: YOUR ODDS

• Cardiovascular disease: 1 in 2
• Smoking (by/before age 35): 1 in 600
• Car trip, coast-to-coast: 1 in 14,000
• Bicycle accident: 1 in 88,000
• Tornado: 1 in 450,000
• Train, coast-to-coast: 1 in 1,000,000
• Lightning: 1 in 1.9 million
• Bee sting: 1 in 5.5 million
• U.S. commercial jet airline: 1 in 7 million

Sources: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California at Berkeley

• 100 on commercial flight
• 850 by electrical current
• 1000 on a bicycle
• 1452 by accidental gunfire
• 3000 by complications to medical procedures
• 3600 by inhaling or ingesting objects
• 5000 by fire
• 5000 by drowning
• 5300 by accidental poisoning
• 8000 as pedestrians
• 11,000 at work
• 12,000 by falls
• 22,500 at home
• 46,000 in auto accidents

SOURCES: Bureau of Safety Statistics, National Transportation Safety Board

[~ Sabr ~]

EgyptAir flight: Search intensifies for missing plane

Initial reports late on Thursday, based on Egyptian officials' comments that wreckage had been found, later proved unfounded.
Greece's lead air accident investigator Athanasios Binis said items including lifejackets found near Karpathos were not from the Airbus A320.
"An assessment of the finds showed that they do not belong to an aircraft," he said.