Delta Airlines newest safety video, very internet

[rtxoff]

This gave me lulz:

[Vanamonde]

Is this real?????

[worir4]

Much entertainment.

Also yes it is real! It is from Delta.

[Endersmens]

That's amazing. I really hope they officially use that video in every flight.

[The Destroyer]

Well... that is one way to get a person to watch a safety video!

[Mad Rocket Scientist]

I don't like the way the exit slides detach at about 2 minutes in, it seems far to close to the intakes.

[r4pt0r]

Ah I love Gavin from roosterteeth/slomo guys!

[Starwhip]

That's amazing. I really hope they officially use that video in every flight.

Oh, they do, trust me.

(Haven't seen this one in particular, but I did see the previous one which was very similar.)

[kenbobo]

I'm now going to book a flight for 100 miles away just to watch that on a plane. also watch Archer while flying.

DANGER ZOWNE

[Hunting.Targ]

Well... that is one way to get a person to watch a safety video!

For once, Ryker's vigorous clapping seems appropriate...

I don't like the way the exit slides detach at about 2 minutes in, it seems far to close to the intakes.

If the engines are not safed and immediate evacuation is necessary, those slides will not be deployed, only the forwardmost and aftermost slides would be deployed. Unless there is a fire, most turbines take less than two minutes to spin down, and once the plane is on the ground, there is a fuel cutoff control for each engine in case of fire or the need for rapid egress. Outside of that, there should be no forced air ahead of or behind the engines by the time the aircraft has come to a stop. Plus the slides would only be detached immediately in the event of a water landing, in which case that is all moot.

This is quite innovative... and... weird. I just would like to note that I will never fly Delta again; I was on three different aircraft and all three times the seats were just too small.