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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 8, 2014
  • January 28, 2026

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Learn the correct "Brace position" for aircraft emergencies through an interactive game. This app simulates landing impacts to show the effects of different positions, based on FAA research.

Interactive brace position simulation
Simulates landing impacts
Shows effects of body positions
Based on FAA research
Educational game
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What's New in Learn to Brace

1.3.0

January 28, 2026

Performance enhancements and minor bug fixes. Increased compatibility with recent devices.

User reviews

Wher

How can I make my own crash but it’s not popping up?👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

Add more updates

It’s awesome for people who don’t know how to brace but you need to update the game sometime in a while

Too limited

This has a few problems. Firstly, there’s no one set brace position. There’s various different types set by regulatory bodies around the world. Secondly, it doesn’t take in scenarios like masks or children on the lap. Could also be good to mention that blindfolds should be up. Character diversity could be good too.
Also, this use to be ad-free. I get it for the other apps that have been developed, but this is effectively a safety announcement, it does not need ads.
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Good for 2 mins

It is fun for like 2 minutes then u finish the game it needs more levels

Little to none to do

Only two options of what To do the game takes 10 minutes to beat little ways to position hands feet head and waist I wouldn’t recommend would give it 0 stars if I had the option

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

Crash not popping up

Bug

Continue button not working

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Game not working properly (hands under knees)

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Can't get to level maker

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Download button not working

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App crashes

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Login screen freezes

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Incompatible with older devices

Bug

Requested Features

30 requests

Add more levels/scenarios

Feature

Add more brace positions

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Make it more realistic (blood, more bones)

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Add character diversity

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Add scenarios like masks or children on lap

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Add blindfolds up mention

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Allow resetting initial options (sex, flights)

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Simulate unbelted or standing positions

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Add a car crash version

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Add water landing, fire crash landing, make own games

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Add pregnant character option

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Add oxygen masks, kids, crew captains

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Add standing/rising option

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Add pilot and flight attendant scenarios

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Add bathroom scenarios

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Add walking and mile high club scenarios

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Add helicopter or smaller plane scenarios

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Add standing and being in the toilet scenarios

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Add chaos mode

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Add a "Back" button

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Allow switching avatars in scenarios

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Add more bones to break

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Add blood come off

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Add 2 more brace positions

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Make it a rag doll sorta app with unlimited positions

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Add a mode where you are holding a baby and you have a crash

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Add pilot and a toilet mode in a plane crash

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Add more to do if you was the pilot

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Add standing/rising option

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Add chaos mode

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FAQ

What does the Learn to Brace app do?

The Learn to Brace app is an interactive game designed to teach users the correct "Brace position" for aircraft emergencies. It simulates landing impacts to demonstrate how different body positions affect the outcome.

What is the brace position recommended by the app?

The app utilizes the optimized brace position suggested by the latest tests conducted by researchers at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This position is based on scientific research to potentially improve survival chances in aircraft accidents.

Is this app a substitute for airline instructions?

No, the ideas and suggestions in the Learn to Brace app are not intended to replace information provided by your airline and its staff. Always follow the instructions given by the airline and its crew when on a plane.

What kind of research is the app based on?

The app is based on research such as "Effect of passenger position on crash injury risk" by Taylor, Moorcroft, and Deweese, presented at the Seventh Triennial International Fire & Cabin Safety Research Conference in 2013. The abstract can be downloaded from the FAA's website.

Is the app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use. However, it does contain advertisements.