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Flying the Friendly Skies May Not be so Friendly
With Pesach quickly approaching, and summer break just around the corner, it won’t be long before many of us are booking airline tickets. On any given day more than 87,000 flights take off in the United States alone, yet despite its convenience and popularity, air travel is not without risk. Plane crashes, disappearance of aircrafts […]