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To be pedantic, passenger-light-years, so the total distance flown is 2.3 light years / sum of all people on all those flights. Still incredibly impressive.
Remarkable achievement in aviation safety!
Over two light-years of passenger travel without a crash by US airlines—a testament to innovation, training, and teamwork. Here's to keeping the skies safe!
#AviationSafety #Milestone"
This isn’t by chance or luck. The aviation sector in this country, from ATC to pilots to plane manufacturers, have adopted a safety based culture and this is the fruit of that effort.
This is somewhat selective. It counts one country for one period of time. It excludes general aviation (cargo, private flights, helicopters). It only counts crash deaths, not other deaths.
I had a related thought about how well airline travel went this Thanksgiving. It was annual news how terrible holiday travel is except it wasn't this year and no one talked about it.
America will go to extreme lengths to use anything other than the metric system.
Data is the best.
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