Until this year, Malaysia Airlines had just two fatal accidents in its history, and the last 19 years have been fatality-free.
UK airlines enjoyed another fatality-free year.
ALPA and its allies credit the 1,500-hour 1,500-hourkeeping Amerule's skies fatality-free since the rule's inception.
With the fatality-free streak now broken, Republicans may have the political capital to overhaul regulation long seen by some as being ineffective and burdensome.
The two biggest European budget airlines, easyJet and Ryanair, also have fatality-free records, and last year safely flew around 180 million passengers between them.
Chesley B. Sullenberger III's fatality-free ditching, after six minutes aloft, of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River in January — is resulting in a book by Farrar, Straus & Giroux to be published in November, just a blink of a book editor's bespectacled eye.
Renegade Afghan kills three British soldiers (14 July 2010) Chatham House describes this article thus: Liam Fox added in a speech to Chatham House: "We all know there is no such thing as a risk-free war, a casualty-free war or a fatality-free war".
A 12-month fatality-free streak for the industry ended in late September when an Omniflight helicopter crashed in Georgetown, S.C., killing three.
Safety features are especially important to Chinese consumers, and Volvo plans to achieve a fatality-free car with safety tech from auto steering, adaptive cruise control, to pedestrian and animal detection for collision warnings and avoidance.
To be sure, there have been accidents and safety-related incidents involving U.S.-certificated scheduled airlines this year, and every other year during the current streak of fatality-free operations.
