The odds of dying in a plane crash are more than two million to one and in wake of the crash of Flight 214 in San Francisco
"Whatever happened, the chance of it happening to us is slim to none," said Charles Allison inFresno
Saturday's accident atSan Francisco United States Fresno Yosemite International Airport
"I do 100,000 thousand miles a year and have never had any incident. I feel pretty safe," said Jan Sundberg inFresno
Local pilot Robert Hayes knows as well as anyone how safe flying can be. As a veteran pilot who has landed atSan Francisco
"Until they go through the black box they won't really know what happened up in that cockpit," said Robert Hayes.
"Whatever happened, the chance of it happening to us is slim to none," said Charles Allison in
Saturday's accident at
"I do 100,000 thousand miles a year and have never had any incident. I feel pretty safe," said Jan Sundberg in
Local pilot Robert Hayes knows as well as anyone how safe flying can be. As a veteran pilot who has landed at
"Until they go through the black box they won't really know what happened up in that cockpit," said Robert Hayes.