The Transportation Safety Board is reminding air passengers to wear their seatbelts, after 21 people on an Air Canada flight were injured by turbulence. The agency posted the warning today on Twitter, and pointed to another incident in 2011 where passengers were injured after not buckling up. Airline safety expert Elaine Parker says a strong safety record sometimes makes it a challenge to get people to buckle up. (Despite the industry's safety record, Parker says it's important passengers wear their seatbelts when instructed.)

Date: 2015-12-31
Placeline: CALGARY.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 16 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << weird as an industry almost hindered by our success it's because we have made it such an incredibly safe mode of transportation that people's awareness and their concern for their own safety is actually quite low >>

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