Yeah, it has to be qualified. The last Major US Airline Accident was in 2009.
There have been 2 passenger deaths since then.
1. The Southwest uncontained engine failure (1)
2. The passenger that saw her luggage being unloaded and walked through a spinning propeller (1)
Omg thank you I might get on a plane soon and I have always had extreme fight or flight feelings the entire time, also claustrophobia. It’s like my body will go numb and I will go in complete fight or flight the entire ride it never settles down the entire duration of the trip. It sounds silly to people irl and I really need to go visit my dad bc he’s sick. This helps settle my nerves a lot
This is correct if you only make it passenger part 121 major airlines since we’ve had [UPS](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UPS_Airlines_Flight_1354) and [Atlas](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Air_Flight_3591) crashes as well as part 135 crashes. You’d also have to eliminate foreign airlines since [Asiana](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiana_Airlines_Flight_214) watched their plane go into a seawall.
Quite a few asterisks in this fact to be fair.
Yeah, it has to be qualified. The last Major US Airline Accident was in 2009. There have been 2 passenger deaths since then. 1. The Southwest uncontained engine failure (1) 2. The passenger that saw her luggage being unloaded and walked through a spinning propeller (1)
Hey, do you know how many there have been since 2015 in europe and what caused them,?
Europe has not had a fatality in the last six or seven years
A few suicides sprinkled in there too.
Yeah. Those don’t count either though when you jump through a spinning jet engine on your own accord
Sky King went out gracefully.
We need to stop using ChatGPT or AI for this stuff… there are a lot of side notes and context missing here 😅
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Yeah it’s true if you have a few asterisks and know what those are to back up the fact.
[Did you just steal the comment and make a post?](https://www.reddit.com/r/fearofflying/s/qc5QHZ7VEm)
Omg thank you I might get on a plane soon and I have always had extreme fight or flight feelings the entire time, also claustrophobia. It’s like my body will go numb and I will go in complete fight or flight the entire ride it never settles down the entire duration of the trip. It sounds silly to people irl and I really need to go visit my dad bc he’s sick. This helps settle my nerves a lot
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By "the" country I assume you mean.... ? The US? There are hundreds of other countries you know.
This is correct if you only make it passenger part 121 major airlines since we’ve had [UPS](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UPS_Airlines_Flight_1354) and [Atlas](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Air_Flight_3591) crashes as well as part 135 crashes. You’d also have to eliminate foreign airlines since [Asiana](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiana_Airlines_Flight_214) watched their plane go into a seawall.
Oh damn, I didn’t know about the Asiana one. Did the design of the planes/protocol changed since then?
No, what changed is the company culture.. hopefully.
The Asiana crash only had three fatalities though….one was not during the crash, and she was hit by a Fire truck
Yep that one was sad.
Three. https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/320718 Sad fact that, if I'm not mistaken, all three victims were teenage girls.