Is the Ipad Air's glass too thin that it can crack due to pressure??

I have an Ipad Air and so far I love its amazing; however I am just a bit bothered by the plastic feel of the screen. I am to understand this is due to the fact that the screen is made with a thinner glass thus the plastic feel. My concern is if the glass being thinner is it weaker or is as or stronger than the previous models I am worried because I plan to sketch with it and I would place my palm on the screen and I don’t want to damage it .
I also think in getting glass screen cover to protect my investment
Thanks

Glass screen covers have been known to permanently damage the glass screen they cover.

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