MIT study finds aviation safety risk of death per passenger decreased from 1 in 350,000 to 1 in 80 million due to tech advancements, training, and regulatory efforts.

An MIT study reveals that aviation safety has significantly improved over the decades, with the risk of death per passenger boarding dropping from 1 in 350,000 (1968-1977) to 1 in 80 million (2018-2022). The research credits advancements in technology, training, and regulatory efforts. Despite concerns over specific incidents and manufacturers like Boeing, the overall trend indicates enhanced safety across different countries, categorized into three risk tiers.

September 02, 2024
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