Survival goes swimmingly

Flight attendants from Aero K Airline, a Korea-based low-cost carrier, take part in a joint emergency water landing drill with Army and Fire Service special units and a water rescue team at Chungju Lake in North Chungcheong on Sept. 8.

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Flight attendants from Aero K, a Korea-based low-cost carrier, take part in a joint emergency water landing drill with the Army's Black Panther special forces unit, the Chungbuk Fire Service Headquarters' special response unit and the Chungju Fire Station's water rescue team at Chungju Lake in North Chungcheong on Sept. 8, in this photo released by the airpline on Sept. 9. The participants practiced moving across the water using an aircraft evacuation slide, survival swimming, sending distress signals and being rescued by the joint response teams.

Flight attendants from Aero K, a Korea-based low-cost carrier, take part in a joint emergency water landing drill with the Army's Black Panther special forces unit, the Chungbuk Fire Service Headquarters' special response unit and the Chungju Fire Station's water rescue team at Chungju Lake in North Chungcheong on Sept. 8, in this photo released by the airpline on Sept. 9. The participants practiced moving across the water using an aircraft evacuation slide, survival swimming, sending distress signals and being rescued by the joint response teams.

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