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MIT study shows commercial aviation safety significantly improved, with death risk per passenger dropping from 1 in 350,000 to 1 in 80 million.
An MIT study reveals that commercial aviation safety has improved significantly, with the risk of death per passenger boarding dropping from 1 in 350,000 in the late 1960s to 1 in 80 million today.
The study categorizes countries into three tiers based on safety risks, with Tier 1 nations, including the U.S., having the lowest risks.
Despite recent concerns about Boeing, experts believe the overall safety outlook for air travel remains positive due to technological advancements and regulatory oversight.
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El estudio del MIT muestra que la seguridad de la aviación comercial mejoró significativamente, con un riesgo de muerte por pasajero que pasó de 1 de cada 350.000 a 1 de cada 80 millones.