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Cool, thanks. So probably a factor of ~2 fewer miles, or twice the accident rate.
by jessriedel 3y ago
Cool, thanks. So probably a factor of ~2 fewer miles, or twice the accident rate.
- jacquesm 3y agodivide by the # of passengers...
- jessriedel 3y agoNot really necessary. The two accidents killed everyone on board, and it was a typical load. The number I estimated is something like "fatal crash for everyone per mile". You could multiply by average of passengers on each flight and divide by the average number of passengers on the deadly flights to get a slightly more accurate risk, but not much would change.