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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) identified 95 accidents in 2024 involving scheduled commercial aircraft operations — 44 percent more than the 66 accidents recorded the previous year.

ICAO’s 2025 Safety Report — State of Global Aviation Safety said that of the 95 total accidents in 2024, 10 were fatal accidents, with 296 associated fatalities; the year’s global accident rate was 2.56 per million departures. In comparison, the 66 accidents recorded in 2023 included one fatal accident with 72 fatalities; the global accident rate was 1.87 per million departures. 

In the report, released Monday, ICAO said that despite the year-to-year increase, the accident figures were below pre-pandemic levels, and the amount of traffic reached a record-breaking high of more than 37 million departu…

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