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To: maceng2 who wrote (28579)	5/11/2010 9:03:44 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 71475

Yep, here in the US it is much easier and faster to drive anywhere within 400-500 miles radius. Personally, I don't fly if I can avoid it, and certainly don't fly within that range. Note that as S. gets closer to the fan, the planes will get older and airline checkups will suck more. So, air travel will become more dangerous. Accidents are still rare, but they are always fatal. This happened in Russia, as Aeroflot flew 15-20 year old airplanes. The frequency of crashes after SHTF increased drastically due to old planes and inadequate checkups. Not that this info is news to anybody. Here in the US I see a lot of potholes on the roads, something that was not present 10 years ago. Also a sign.