I was reading a news article today about an old lady that died while travelling on a British Airways flight - and the body was moved into first class. Bit of a radical method for getting an upgrade, but it made me start to think how many people die, of natural causes, each day on airplanes. When you consider all the flights that there are everyday around the world, I suspect that it must be at least one death per day. Does anyone know of any official statistics on this?
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