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Several parameters in IATA´s Annual Safety Report for global #aviation indicate that 2023 has been the safest year for flying ✈️. Watch highlights and find out more details 👇

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Ben Kennedy2 years ago

The misplaced comma in the first slide changes the meaning of the message. Whoops.

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Robert Swankhuizen former President/chairman NVLT2 years ago

@EASA The Dutch Association of Aviation Technicians is convinced that NVLT members, responsible for aircraft maintenance, will make every effort, as far as possible, to provide the same safety qualification of the year 2024. So invest in them, its a ‘must’ for a safe Aviation!

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Dave Reid2 years ago

A download link would be good.

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Dave Reid2 years ago

"You'd have to fly every day for 103,239 years to experience a fatal accident" Who writes this stuff? Given that nobody alive will live that long, do we conclude that IATA is guaranteeing that in future no living person is ever going to die in an air transport accident? Wow!!

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Kevin Griffiths2 years ago

Is that because hundreds of Boeings were grounded ?

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