http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-li ... e-29544064

'Isolated area' - when the thing hasn't got a pilot that description carries a lot less weight. [LIFTED].

Well that's going to be quite an insurance claim.

Planes don't explode as soon as the pilot ejects... The comment is nonsensical, of course it carried on for a short time, before it hit the ground. If he had waited to hit the ground before ejecting, he would be dead.

There is a minimum safe height to eject and the pilot usually tries to line the plane up to hit an uninhabited area, then he ejects while he still has time.