REACTIONS AFTER 11 SKYDIVERS, ONE PILOT KILLED IN MISSOURI PLANE CRASH
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“11 SKYDIVERS AND ONE PILOT KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN MISSOURI”
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This storyHow many skydiving fatalities does the US average per year, per USPA data?
- About 10–15
- About 40–50
- About 75–100
- About 150–200
Guess, then reveal the answer
About 10–15
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- No one — it's not binding
- The full U.S. Senate
- The House and Senate
- The UN Security Council
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No one — it's not binding
Small planes crash far more often than commercial jets in the U.S.
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Aircraft accidents are the rarest cause of skydiving fatalities.
The USPA logs ~3.3 million jumps yearly in the US. Most fatalities involve the jump itself — aircraft accidents killing multiple skydivers at once are historically uncommon, making this Missouri crash exceptionally devastating.