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Sunday, October 19, 2008

Airlines Accident's



These accident rates are not safety ratings. There are many factors that contribute to the safety rating of an airline including, but not limited to, accident history, maintenance and operational procedures, types of training programs, age of fleet and specific routes flown.

In addition there are different ways to analyze past accident data including using number of hours flown, passenger miles completed or number of trips made. The accident rates below are based on only three basic parameters. Number of flights, the number of fatal accidents and the fatality rate of those accidents. The methodology is listed below the tables.

Aviation accidents are extremely rare, with the probability of a passenger being killed on a single flight at approximately eight million-to-one. If a passenger boarded a flight at random, once a day, everyday, it would statistically be over 21,000 years before he or she would be killed.

DISCLAIMER These accident rates should not be used to provide an assessment of an airline’s safety profile or future risk of an accident. These rates are derived from past accidents and not an estimate or prediction of future risk. There are many additional factors in judging the safety of an air carrier which are not included here. These rates are not meant to endorse or condemn any particular airline or group of airlines nor are they intended to persuade or dissuade use of any particular airline. The accident rates and method of calculation of the accident rates are solely the opinion of this web site and the creator is not responsible for how this information is used and will not be held legally responsible for any consequences arising from the use of this information. There are numerous commercial organizations that provide complete and extensive safety ratings of commercial air carriers.

Data for 20 Years Jan 1987 - Dec 2007


NORTH AMERICA

Regional
Rank
Airline Million
Flights Fatal
Events Adj. Fatal
Events Last
Fatal
Accident Accident
Rate Overall
Rank
1 - 90
1 Delta Airlines 16.78 2 0.13 1996 -5.28 1
2 Southwest Airlines 14.85 0 0 None -4.79 2
4 Northwest Airlines 11.01 2 1.03 1993 -2.52 3
3 Continental Airlines/Cont. Exp. 11.84 1 0.33 1991 -2.02 5
5 US Airways 13.46 4 2.52 1994 -1.82 6
6 American Airlines 17.02 5 4.04 2001 -1.45 8
7 America West Airlines 4.10 0 0 None -1.32 9
8 Air Canada 3.93 0 0 (1983) -1.27 10
9 United Airlines 13.85 6 3.42 2001 -1.04 13
10 Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air 5.28 1 1.00 2000 -0.70 18
11 Hawaiian Airlines 1.29 0 0 None -0.42 24
12 USAir Shuttle 0.82 0 0 None -0.26 33
13 WestJet 0.73 0 0 None -0.24 34
14 Midwest Express Airlines 0.73 0 0 None -0.23 35
15 JetBlue Airlines 0.71 0 0 None -0.23 36
16 United Express 8.95 3 2.67 1996 -0.22 37
17 ATA Airlines 0.57 0 0 None -0.18 43
18 American Eagle 11.12 4 3.72 1994 0.14 61
19 Comair 4.97 1 1.00 2006 0.40 66
20 AirTran Airways 1.58 1 1.00 1996 0.49 68
21 Aloha Airlines 1.22 1 1.00 1989 0.61 70

EUROPE

Regional
Rank
Airline Million
Flights Fatal
Events Adj. Fatal
Events Last
Fatal
Accident
Accident
Rate Overall
Rank
1-90
1 Lufthansa 7.76 1 0.02 1993 -2.48 4
2 British Airways 5.45 0 0 (1985) -1.76 7
3 Iberia Airlines 3.69 0 0 (1985) -1.19 12
4 SAS Scandinavian Airlines 5.76 1 1.00 2001 -0.86 14
5 KLM /KLM Cityhopper 2.66 1 0.09 1994 -0.77 16
6 Finnair 1.97 0 0 (1963) -0.63 20
7 RyanAir 1.58 0 0 None -0.51 22
8 EasyJet 1.32 0 0 None -0.42 23
9 Air Lingus 1.22 0 0 (1986) -0.39 25
10 Tap Air Portugal 1.03 0 0 (1977) -0.33 29
11 Austrian Airlines 0.98 0 0 (1960) -0.32 31
12 Air Europa 0.65 0 0 None -0.21 39
14 Alitalia 3.72 1 1.00 1990 -0.20 40
13 Malev-Hungarian Airlines 0.60 0 0 (1977) -0.19 41
15 Icelandair 0.55 0 0 (1951) -0.18 44
16 British Midland 1.71 1 0.40 1989 -0.15 46
17 JAT Yugslovian Airways 0.42 0 0 (1973) -0.14 47
18 Virgin Atlantic Airways 0.22 0 0 None -0.07 53
19 Ukraine International Airlines 0.15 0 0 None -0.05 56
20 Transaero Airlines 0.11 0 0 None -0.04 57
21 Air France 5.92 4 2.03 2000 0.12 60
22 Aeroflot Russian Airlines 1.97 1 1.00 1994 0.37 64
23 THY Turkish Airlines 1.73 2 1.70 2003 1.14 76
24 Olympic Airways 1.70 2 1.70 1999 1.15 77

ASIA - AUSTRALIA

Regional
Rank
Airline Million
Flights Fatal
Events Adj. Fatal
Event Last
Fatal
Accident Accident
Rate Overall
Rank
1-90
1 All Nippon Airways 3.86 0 0 (1971) -1.24 11
2 Japan Air Lines 2.47 0 0 (1985) -0.80 15
3 Qantas Airways 2.27 0 0 (1951) -0.73 17
4 Air New Zealand 1.17 0 0 (1979) -0.38 26
5 Malaysia Airlines 3.18 1 0.65 1995 -0.37 27
6 Hanin Airlines 1.11 0 0 None -0.36 28
7 Cathy Pacific Airways 0.97 0 0 (1972) -0.31 32
9 Virgin Blue 0.60 0 0 None -0.19 42
10 Air India 0.47 0 0 (1985) - 0.15 45
11 Dragon Air 0.28 0 0 None -0.09 50
12 Air China 2.33 1 0.77 2002 0.02 58
13 Asiana Airlines 1.42 1 0.62 1993 0.17 62
14 China Southern Airlines 3.04 2 1.51 1997 0.53 69
15 Singapore Airlines/SilkAir 1.29 2 1.50 2000 1.09 75
16 China Eastern Airlines 2.14 3 1.86 2004 1.17 78
17 Garuda Indonesian 1.53 4 1.79 2007 1.30 79
18 Korean Air 2.32 4 2.33 1997 1.59 81
19 Philippine Air Lines 0.90 4 2.08 1994 1.79 82
20 Thai Airways International 1.73 3 2.69 1998 2.14 85
21 Pakistan International Airlines 1.18 3 3.00 2006 2.62 86
22 Indian Air Lines 1.70 5 3.99 1999 3.44 88
23 China Airlines 0.75 5 4.72 2002 4.48 90

SOUTH/CENTRAL AMERICA - MEXICO-CARIBBEAN

Regional
Rank
Airline Million
Flights Fatal
Events Adj. Fatal
Event Last
Fatal
Accident Accident
Rate Overall
Rank
1-90
1 Aeromexico 2.05 0 1.00 (1986) -0.66 19
2 Mexicana Airlines 1.96 0 0 (1986) - 0.63 21
3 AerolĂ­neas Argentinas 0.99 0 0 (1970) -0.32 57
4 Air Jamacia 0.37 0 0 None -0.12 48
5 TACA International Airlines 0.42 1 .24 2000 0.10 59
6 Lan Chile Airlines 0.53 2 0.37 1991 0.20 63
7 Varig 2.38 2 1.24 1997 0.47 67
8 GOL Transportes Aereo 0.72 1 1.00 2006 0.77 72
9 TAM 1.78 4 2.06 2007 1.49 80
10 Avianca Colombian Airline 1.17 3 2.43 1990 2.05 84
11 Cubana 0.25 6 4.10 1999 4.02 89

AFRICA - MIDDLE EAST

Regional
Rank
Airline Million
Flights Fatal
Events Adj. Fatal
Event Last
Fatal
Accident Accident
Rate Overall
Rank
1-90
1 Emirates Airline 0.66 0 0 None -0.21 38
2 El Al 0.33 0 0 (1955) -0.11 49
3 Royal Jordanian Airline 0.27 0 0 (1979) -0.09 51
4 Kuwait Airways 0.30 1 0.02 1988 -0.08 53
5 Air Zimbabwe 0.18 0 0 (1979) -0.06 54
6 Oman Aviation 0.16 0 0 None -0.05 55
7 Saudi Arabian Airlines 1.93 1 1.00 1996 0.38 65
8 South African Airways 1.09 1 1.00 1987 0.65 71
9 Royal Air Maroc 0.59 1 1.00 1994 0.81 73
10 EgyptAir 0.81 2 1.20 2002 0.94 74
11 Kenya Air 0.35 2 1.94 2000 1.83 83
12 Iran Air 0.75 4 3.21 2002 2.97 87
Data for number of flights provided by OAGback Aviation Solutions



Regional Rank = rank of airline accident rate within airlines geographical region
Million Flights = number of departures
Fatal Events = number of flights on which at least one passenger was killed
Adjusted Fatal Event = see explanation below
Last Event = the year in which the last fatal accident took place (dates in parenthesis are accidents not included in the calculations because they are older than 20 years)
Accident Rate = see explanation below
Overall Rank = rank of airline accident rate including all airlines

The lower (more negative) the number in the "Accident Rate" column the better the rate.

Methodology:

The Accident Rate is calculated as follows:

Accident Rate = D - (A *(B/C))

Where:

A = number of million flights completed by the airline
B = adjusted fatal events for all airlines
C = number of million flights for all airlines
D = adjusted fatal events of the airline

The Adjusted Fatal Event is calculated as follows:

The actual fatal events is adjusted downward depending on what percentage of people were killed in each accident. The calculation of "D" or Adjusted Fatal Events is illustrated in the following example.

An airline has 3 accidents involving fatalities:
In the first accident 120 out of 120 passengers are killed.
In the second accident 75 out of 150 passengers are killed.
In the third accident 5 out of 200 passengers are killed.

120/120 = 1
75/150 = 0.5
5/200 = 0.025

Instead of 3 actual fatal events, the Adjusted Fatal Events becomes, 1 + 0.5 + 0.025 or 1.525.

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9 Drams of Rasulullah



From Abdul Rahman Bin Samurah pleased, said, the Prophet Muhammad said:

"I have experienced dreams stunning on the night before in my Israqkan ........"

1. I have a view from my Ummah has come in by malaikatul death with a very profound soul to take, then the angels to perbuatannya is caused by its adherence and the Second Ibubapanya ..

2. I see one of my Ummah has provided a very grave punishment menyiksakan, to be saved by the blessing Wuduknya The Perfect ..

3. I see one of my Ummah is know by the devil-devil and demons lakhnatullah, he saved with the blessing of the Ancestors Zikirnya Ikhlas to God.

4. I see how my Ummah with a tow chain, which consist of Fire blasted the inserted and removed from the mouth of the chain to duburnya by malaikut Ahzab, but Solatnya the Khusuk And No-Pointing nunjuk has been the release of seksaan.

5. I see my Ummah would be a very heavy opposition, every time he come to a lake in the drinks from the bar, when it came, the reward Puasanya Ikhlas To Allah SWT provide drinking until he feels satisfied.

6. I see my Ummah attempting to approach the collection of the prophets who are sitting group-group, every time he comes he will be outcast, the menjelmalah Baths Junub With Rukunnya The Perfect while saying kumpulanku to sit disebelahku.

7. I see one of my Ummah is in the keadan pain, sorrows and troubles around them, while he himself is in the state binggung, the reward came Hajj and Umrah is the Ikhlas To Allah SWT and removing from the darkness to a bright - bright.

8. I see my Ummah tried to speak with groups who believe they speak not reply, the nature menjelmalah And it comes not Like benefit-musuhan Gender Lens Umatku and urged them to welcome talking, and talking with them.

9. I see my Ummah is skim-nepis spark to face the fire, then flee into the desert charity Ikhlas Allah SWT and menabir face and the head of the fire danger.


Sayings of the Prophet Muhammad SAW: "Sampaikanlah Pesananku To Umatku Others Although the piece of Paragraph"

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Search Engine Statistic



read the profile Internet users
Words what most sought throughout 2004? Where the latest search engine statistics can be obtained?

Paris Hilton and Britney Spears are the most sought-after girl! Statistics published 3 search engines, namely Google, Yahoo!, Placing them in the Lycos list of top 10 searches throughout 2004.

Google!

1. Britney Spears
2. Paris Hilton
3. Christina Aguilera
4. Pamela Anderson
5. Chat
6. Games
7. Carmen Electra
8. Orlando Bloom
9. Harry Potter
10.MP3

Yahoo!

1. American Idol
2. Paris Hilton
3. Jessica Simpson
4. Britney Spears
5. Harry Potter
6. WWE
7. Usher
8. Irs
9. NBA
10.NFL

Lycos!

1. Janet Jackson
2. Paris Hilton
3. Clay Aiken
4. Britney Spears
5. Nick Berg
6. Kazaa
7. Tattoos
8. Pamela Anderson
9. Michelle Vieth
10.Poker


Look at the statistics, if one may not conclude quickly that most internet users are still sitting in school or university. Also seen that the world of entertainment: music, film and sports, dominated the statistics, which means most of utilizing the Internet for fun!

Interestingly, the names of the artists scattered sections: Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, Jessica Simpson, Pamela Anderson, Carmen Electra, Christina Aguilera, Janet Jackson, Orlando Bloom, Clay Aiken. See the results, for sexually be dominating, considering the statistics of this kind are usually filter words or phrases that contain sexually explicit, such as "sex" and such. See just how Janet Jackson, the artist can be "past time" to enter the top 10 on Lycos. This is not because the other in early 2004 to create the sensation Janet Jackson to perform a scene with a body part "accidentally" during the Super Bowl gap.

Google provides statistics on monthly terms with the Google Zeitgeist, where you can not only be the overall statistics, such as in the table above, but also by category, such as the news is the most sought after, the artist's most sought-after girl, and so forth. Also, search-related events in the month concerned, for example, a search related to Valentine in February. Statistics for 2004, Google provides the statistics presented in the interactive use of Flash. SBY as its new president of Indonesia and also the tsunami disaster in Aceh mention in the presentation is interactive. Google also provides data from various corners of the world, for example, from Germany, France, Australia, China, and so forth.

Yahoo! also have similar statistics, called Yahoo! Buzz Log. Statistics in a daily update. For the 2004 report, Yahoo! also its slice and dice searches in several categories, and is also equipped with enough interesting graphics, for example, "War of the Trilogies" that presents graphic comparison between 3 search the popular film trilogy, namely Star Wars, Hary Potter and Lord of the Rings.

Lycos also have the Lycos 50 presents the weekly statistics, accompanied by a descriptive explanation. Statistics 2004, also accompanied by a similar descriptive descriptions, complete with analysis of trends in 2005.

Statistics can give a picture of the trends that occur. About utilization, depending on the needs of each. To examine the taste of the market, to determine the target market, or ... just for fun, such as the users of this Internet!
Related Links

* Yahoo! Buzz Log: http://buzz.yahoo.com
* Google Zeitgeist: http://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html
* Lycos 50: http://50.lycos.com

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