Is That What You’re Going To Wear?

Protective equipment may be overkill for most flights, but it can reduce risk of serious injury on others.

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Joseph E. (Jeb) Burnside
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In 2017, NASA's Langley Research Center drop-tested portions of a retired regional jet's fuselage to learn more about crashworthiness for future designs. The test memorialized here used the center wing box portion of the fuselage, supposedly the strongest. NASA/Langley Research Center
Anyone who paid attention to news coverage during the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic likely is familiar with the term "personal protective equipment," or PPE. In the medical profession, PPE can…
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