PHOTOS: The World's 9 Most Dangerous Landing Strips
You'll very likely set foot on the ground unscathed. Just take a nice deep breath and hope the strip you're landing on isn't feeling too cranky.
You'll very likely set foot on the ground unscathed. Just take a nice deep breath and hope the strip you're landing on isn't feeling too cranky.
BootsnAll | Posted 12.11.2011
From ravaged war zones to narco-trafficking hotbeds, these 10 countries (in no particular order) are a selection of some of those that pose the most danger to travelers. The question is: are they worth the risk?
Travel + Leisure | Posted 12.10.2011
Close runway calls like this are more common than travelers realize--or most airports like to admit. Runway incidents at airports are, on average, a daily occurrence in the United States. They range from near collisions to vehicles or people wandering onto a runway without permission.
The Daily Meal | Posted 07.26.2011
By Turner Wright for Vagabondish.com Humans are one of the few creatures on this planet who have the capability of ignoring our basic survival inst...
Paul Carr | Posted 06.17.2011
At Absinthe, there are no nets, no safety cables and certainly no face protectors, either for performers or audience. Not that a plastic safety mask would be much use against a girl in roller-skates ploughing into your face at 100 miles an hour.
Dr. Cara Natterson | Posted 05.25.2011
I hope that parents find relief with Dangerous or Safe?. I hope that they read it and take a long, deep breath. I hope it changes a few behaviors, but more importantly I hope it affects perspective.
Simran Sethi | Posted 05.25.2011
From Seventh Generation's discussion on "Children and Chemicals," featuring Jane Houlihan of the Environmental Working Group, pediatrician Dr. Alan ...
Matt Stewart | Posted 05.25.2011
Like the million other people who bought tickets, it came down to simple joys. I want to see one of the planet's great shows with my own two eyes.
Terence M. O'Sullivan | Posted 05.25.2011
Construction workers face death on the job 20 times more often than miners and 10 times more often than police officers or firefighters. Yet their tragedy too often goes unnoticed.
ABC News | Dan Childs | Posted 11.17.2011
Ten-year-old Chloe Johnson of Kansas City was afraid of sharks -- something that she made well known to her parents during a 2005 vacation to Florida....
Off Track Planet | Posted 04.10.2012