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2018 Safety Results

Risk management is still helping us all to improve.

by Mark Millam | Vice President, Technical | January 11, 2019

Commercial aviation suffered 30 major accidents in 2018, including events involving commercial jet airliners, turboprops, business jets and two piston aircraft.

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