$1)$ Leaving the plane makes it much more difficult for rescue teams to find you since the pilot would have left a flight plan with the airport, and the plane is much easier to see than you will be if you leave. The plane's frame could also be used as the walls to build around for shelter.

$2)$ You are dressed for winter in a city. You are not dressed for freezing weather in the wilderness. One example of the difference is that if you step in a deep hole filled with snow in city shoes, the snow will fill your shoes, and if you keep walking in freezing weather, you will get frostbite.

$3)$ Your food$($the chocolate bar$)$ will not last more than a few days if that, and it is unlikely that you will find more food along the way.

$4)$ You are $80$ miles from the nearest town, which could take weeks to travel, given the terrain and the weather conditions.

Follow the instructions below.

If you chose to stay with the plane, congratulations! You lived!

Either way, read and complete the following:

Now that you have a clearer idea of what you are up against, take another look at the list and rearrange the items in a way you think would be more appropriate for staying with the plane to survive long enough to be rescued.

Attach the new listing along with your answers to the following questions:

$1)$ How would your goal of staying with the wreckage for rescue change the relative importance of the items?

$2)$ Why did you put the items in this order?

$3)$ How does this exercise apply to a business?

$4)$ Read the PESTEL instructions, then using the template attached, perform a PESTEL analysis on this scenario. Focus on the $($natural$)$ Environment. Do you think the PESTEL would have made a difference in your decision in Winter Survival pt$.1?$

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