A Fatality-Free Year
Commercial jets worldwide were involved in 11 accidents in 2023, none fatal, according to Boeing data.
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ICAO Data Show Declining Accident Rates
Indicators portray 2023 as the safest of the past five years.
Steady Improvement
The steady reduction in deaths associated with passenger flights has continued for decades, even at the height of the COVID-19 outbreak, a report says.
‘Safety Vulnerabilities’
An NTSB analysis of Part 135 accidents prompted recommendations on dispatching, record-keeping, and data collection.
‘Exceptionally Safe’
IATA’s annual aviation safety report says the fatality risk rate in commercial aviation is the lowest in history.
Gauging the Health of Accident Pilots
A new report says health problems play a small role in aviation accidents.
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