Airline Safety

What is the air safety regulation for aviation safety? Introduction This is early in the morning, it is warm and sunny. Somehow we have not attended school, but I do not remember the reason. My friend and I were riding a bicycle on the street. About four blocks from my home in the North Park of San Diego, I heard a faint explosion and I saw a jet squirting from the fire. I can not recall the idea other than "It attacks my house". Then I noticed that there might be plenty of people in the plane, I was scared at once, and I began to cry.

Skytrax does not publish comparative evaluations of aviation safety standards and details of aviation safety records. There is no reference to accurate global safety standards or safety events, so it can be trusted truly. Airlines offer comprehensive accuracy. For aviation travelers this may be an emotional theme and we believe that they should achieve 100% accuracy. It is essential that a single global scale metric for aviation safety is available - a single evaluation format that does not cause gaps due to inconsistent reporting or non-reporting of security incidents

Skytrax will check airline safety training courses, check training procedures, and check practical safety training. However, from our professional point of view, the publication of safety assessments of global airlines may be misleading, as there is no exact or scientific formula applicable to the industry as a whole. Skytrax is focusing on our safety standards for airlines registered in IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). This is a reliable source of aviation. IATA 's Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) is an internationally recognized and recognized evaluation system designed to evaluate airline' s flight management and control system. All IATA members are registered with IOSA and must remain registered to maintain IATA membership

This year's JACDEC aviation safety ranking shows paradigm shift. Today, we compare the major safety parameters of the top 100 major airlines and replaced the list of 60 old airlines. A complete list of last year and a comprehensive safety analysis will be published in Aero International of German Aerospace magazine issued in February 2018. (Available only in German)