Leicester chairman's chopper crashes outside Stadium

That came across as very "needy".

 

JUST LOVE ME

 

for what its worth westy, i find your immaturity humourous.

You'd probably be one my faves if you weren't a jew as well

 

No chance, got him on ignore as I think he’s a twat. I only looked today because I wondered who that Fox fellow was having a dig at.

 

Thanks Bob. I appreciate your high levels of numeracy and ability to fix iPhones.

 

The helicopter had gained more height than i had imagined before it came down...

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/leicester-helicopter-crash-video-shows-13501088

 

Sad in every way..

 

Flying is still the safest method of transport.

 

Airliners yes helicopters hot air balloons and small aircraft not so much.

 

Not in a helicopter it's not, 2 independent rotor blades, one goes then your ****ed..

 

only if you use per mile travelled, rather than per hour travelling or by journey, and restrict your 'flying' to major commercial airlines.

 

Depends how you are measuring it. Most measurements are done for planes not helicopters. Research in 2009 suggested that helicopters crash 35 percent per hour more in the air than planes, although the fatality rate is lower, but then again if you compare that an helicopter carries way less passengers than an aeroplane that figure is distorted.

However, you are correct as a death rate overall for all forms of transport, your chances of dying in a car is 5,000/1 - your chances of dying in the air is 11,000,000/1

 

What about slippery showers?

 

Depends how often you drop the soap and have to bend over

 

5,000/1 chance of dying in a car accident, sorry, but that's a BS use of statistics to prove a poor argument, it's basically saying everyone will die in a car accident, because most people will take over 5,000 car journey's in their lifetime.

 

The Chinooks were known to crash. Horrible things..

But these little dinky toys that rich people use should be fairly reliable.

 

Unless those odds are the average chances of dying ever rather than per journey.

 

I hate the ethics of a helicopters propulsion, been a lot of disasters over the years in the UK, mainly the rig lads going offshore. I'd imagine their maintenance has to be spot on and not done on the cheap..