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Number and Rate of Fatal Accidents Worldwide

Over the past decade, there has been a gradually decreasing trend in the number and rate of worldwide fatal

accidents. This decrease has mainly been in the number of fatal passenger accidents. However, the number of

cargo accidents, although lower in number, has been much more variable. Despite a perception that 2014 was

a bad year for aviation safety, the rate of fatal accidents, both world‑wide and in the EASA Member States, con‑

tinues to decrease.

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Figure 1:

Worldwide fatal accidents involving passenger and cargo operations, maximum

take‑off mass above 5,700 kg

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2005

2006

2007

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2010

2011

2012

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2014

Rate per 10 Million Flights

(three-year moving rate)

Number of Fatal Accidents

Year

Passenger

Cargo

3-year Rolling Rate per 10 Million Flights