VOICED: Japan air crash museums keep dark memories alive

The video discusses Japanese airline museums near Tokyo, which focus on air crashes to remind employees of the importance of safety. Despite the last fatal accident occurring in 1971, these museums serve as a training tool for new employees. They include interactive tests to enhance safety reflexes. While some passengers are interested in learning about safety, others feel secure without visiting. Japan Airlines and ANA are recognized as some of the safest airlines globally.

What is the primary reason for airline employees visiting the museums near Tokyo?

• To enjoy a day out with family

• To explore new aircraft models

• To remind them of the importance of security

• To learn about the history of aviation

Why was the museum opened to the public according to the transcript?

• To generate revenue for the airlines

• To increase tourism in Tokyo

• To showcase new aviation technology

• To allow everyone to learn from past mistakes

What interactive feature is included in the NA Center to help employees?

• A flight simulator

• A documentary screening room

• An interactive test to prime reflexes

• A virtual reality tour of aircraft

How do some passengers feel about the safety of flying with All Nippon Airways?

• They feel reassured by the museum

• They are very concerned about safety

• They are not worried and find flying safe

• They prefer other airlines for safety reasons

What is the global reputation of Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways?

• They are known for frequent accidents

• They are considered among the safest airlines

• They are popular for their in-flight entertainment

• They are known for budget-friendly flights