From the article: "In discussing about potential safety advances, Tony Tyler, the International Air Transport Association director general, said earlier this mo

From the article: "In discussing about potential safety advances, Tony Tyler, the International Air Transport Association director general, said earlier this month that 'even though aircraft cannot be tracked in all cases, flying is safe. Over 100,000 flights operate safely every day.'" That's important baseline information. I would much rather fly on any of the airlines that serve the major airport in my town than drive here, and that's even though some website has just identified the drivers in my state, incredibly, as the safest drivers in the United States.[1] Airline flying as it is currently regulated and implemented daily is an astounding safe way to go to places near and far. [1] http://bringmethenews.com/2015/01/04/study-finds-minnesota-has-the-nations-safest-drivers/ http://bringmethenews.com/2015/01/04/study-finds-minnesota-h...