Air crash tips for the rich

It appears that if you fly regually with British Airways you can add another item to your list of goodies,how to survive air crashes.

According to today's Independent,the Company is to offer members of its Executive Club the chance to benefit from a four-hour session on air safety.

Training passengers to cope with a crash takes the pre-flight safety briefing to its ultimate conclusion. And given the astonishingly good safety record of UK airlines, the plan may at first appear, unnecessarily, to arouse anxiety. But Andy Clubb, the BA manager running the course, said: "It makes passengers safer when travelling by giving additional skills and information, it dispels all those internet theories about the 'brace position' and it just gives people so much more confidence in flying."