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No reason?
I can think of a few reasons a diver will run out of air
- S/He misjudges the current or the current changes mid dive
- Entanglement
- Gets Narced and takes an hour to photograph a Sea Anemone
- Hiding from Great White Shark
- Another diver has an emergency and assisting that diver takes extra time
- Severe cramps or other medical situation arises
- The boat sinks and they have to swim back to shore and they didn't bring snorkels and the surf is up and swimming on their backs is problematic
These are just off the top of my head
You should stop and think before sending messages "off the top of your head". Sorry, but these scenarios are situations in which a Spare Air with it's 3 cu ft of air will reliably be of assistance, I think not. A couple of breaths might be useful in a CESA but does not excuse poor planning in most usual dive situations. This is incredibly contrived. Keep your Spare Air and fin pivots. If I'm terribly wrong here, other boarders will certainly let me know
Good diving, Craig