Is seat 11A the safest on a plane?

I never cared of other people opinion, I always booked that seat.

A show I used to watch did a bunch of experiments, and found the people near the tail have the greatest chance of survival. I know I heard a few flight attendants speak who survived past crashes had their seats in the rear.

I find this discussion fascinating! While the idea that seat 11A is the safest spot is interesting, I think it's more about circumstances than seat numbers. Studies suggest that passengers seated near the rear of an aircraft tend to have better chances of survival in a crash, but of course, every accident is different. I personally lean toward sitting near the tail when possible—just in case! However, I also value comfort, so I usually prioritize a window seat or extra legroom. Safety is important, but so is enjoying the flight!

Often, people near the tail survive. I like to sit in a window seat behind the wing so I can watch the flaps operate.

I believe nothing is safe when your time is over. I used to book aisle seat when I travel.

Rather a sily question since not all aircraft have seats numbered the same way. Different airlines use different configurations. Therefore 11A could be in many different areas.