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Designed for young readers, this nonfiction book explains the rare but devastating events of air disasters. It explores how accidents occur, the rapid responses of pilots, passengers and rescue teams, and the factors that influence survival. With factual statistics, vivid illustrations and survivor accounts, it teaches safety, responsibility and the importance of emergency preparedness.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Science/Physics
Authors: Woods, Michael
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