Measure of air safety

A series of tragic plane crashes in recent years has cast a dark shadow over the global airline industry and that more and more people are afraid to fly over. Yet, statistics show that the current era is that commercial aviation safer than ever.

The plane crash recently increased doubts about the safety of air travel. Some people say, well, by car, train, plane and fear.

Anxiety, feeling like easy to understand. Aviation accidents are often catastrophic, since the number of deaths to picture the scene. They are also published in newspapers, commentators than accidents of different kinds of traffic.

But everyone seems to fear being dominated by while people die in air crashes recently, each year stop at a few hundred people, then according to the World Health Organization, there 1.2 million people die every year in road accidents.

According to data of the World Bank, more and more people around the world choose to travel by plane, with more than 20 billion passengers in 2013.

The world aviation experts said that the serial accidents do not reflect the true state of the trend of aviation safety.

Tony Tyler, chairman of International Air Transport Association said: "If you care to read newspapers in recent days, to make sure people will ask questions about the safety of aviation. However the fact that traveling by plane is still safe form of transportation today. "

Flight Safety Data's latest International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said 2013 had 90 cases crashed passenger plane in the world, compared to 99 cases in 2012 and 118 cases in 2011. The share rate dropped to 2.8 accidents per million flights, the lowest rate since the ICAO tracking this metric.

Even in 2014, these figures have also improved significantly. According to the Aviation Safety Network, so far, only 70 accidents occurred passenger aircraft worldwide, compared with 81 for the same period last year.

A statistical analysis showed that the probability of a person killed in an aviation accident is 1 / 45,000,000. If the day is flying, a person can fly safely over 123,000 years without an accident.

James Burnley, a former US Transportation Secretary says four recent aviation tragedy did not have any involvement or any public cause. He insisted: "It mistakenly concluded that aviation safety is going down."

Although organizations and aircraft manufacturers have defined and different classifications of aircraft accidents, but experts agree in their assessment that aviation safety is increasingly better.

Lam An

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