If the plane is making an emergency landing, according to the flight attendant's instructions, take an anti-collision posture: the calf is retracted and the head is leaned forward as close as possible to the knee. This posture can reduce the risk of passengers being knocked unconscious or injured in the spine. Parents with babies should not hold their babies in their arms, because they may be thrown out under impact; And when the plane crashes, parents tend to lean forward and hold their children down.

Passengers sitting in front of the plane have a 65% chance to escape from the fire, while passengers sitting behind the plane have only a 53% chance to escape. Passengers sitting in the aisle have a 64% chance to escape from the fire safely, while other passengers have only a 58% chance to escape safely in this case.

After the plane landed successfully, passengers should immediately unfasten their seat belts to escape. The suggestion of quickly unfastening the seat belt sounds ridiculous at first sight, but even the crew members will make the mistake of unfastening the seat belt in an emergency. The next step is to leave the plane as soon as possible. If the flight attendants organize evacuation, they must obey the arrangement, and rushing to the exit is likely to block the survival passage.