The Worlds Safest Airlines

rjmore said:
Not to interrupt the Fox News bashing session but they didn't do the study, they just reported it.

"Europe's Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre (JACDEC)
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released its list of the world's safest airlines."
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Hey! Stop interjecting common sense and get back to studying your light twin! :)
 
Yessir....not until the end of April though. Still wondering if I made the right call on that one! I don't feel like heading back to training.
 
rjmore said:
Yessir....not until the end of April though. Still wondering if I made the right call on that one! I don't feel like heading back to training.
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On the bright side there are no more cold trips to Anchorage unless things go bad. :)

You still out flying the line until then?
 
Yup, but I've been off for a few months due to some health stuff. That should be over in the next few days and I'll have a couple more months of ANC flying..
 
rjmore said:
Yup, but I've been off for a few months due to some health stuff. That should be over in the next few days and I'll have a couple more months of ANC flying..
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Sorry to here about the health stuff.

Let me know the next time you have a decent layover here in Anchorage.
 
How could the Europeans miss Finnair? (They haven't had a fatality since Workd War II.)


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rjmore said:

Not to interrupt the Fox News bashing session but they didn't do the study, they just reported it.

"Europe's Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre (JACDEC)
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released its list of the world's safest airlines."​
Fox made a choice to report this study, either because it agreed with some of their firmly-held beliefs, or because they committed shoddy journalism.​
True, the problem first was with the study, but seriously, how many people (including all of the JCers!) would have seen that study without this tropic?​
 
FloridaLarry said:
rjmore said:

Not to interrupt the Fox News bashing session but they didn't do the study, they just reported it.​
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"Europe's Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre (JACDEC)
external-link.png
released its list of the world's safest airlines."​
Fox made a choice to report this study, either because it agreed with some of their firmly-held beliefs, or because they committed shoddy journalism.​
True, the problem first was with the study, but seriously, how many people (including all of the JCers!) would have seen that study without this tropic?​
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How is reporting this study shoddy journalism? I'm curious what objections you have and what you feel any news organization should use as a test to run a story on studies of various topics. I don't think because you don't agree with the outcome that it shouldn't be reported. There is a link to the study so people can make up their own minds. The title of the article is "Airline crash data group ranks world's safest airlines". They simply reported that a group did, indeed, rank the world's safest airlines. If you disagree with the metrics of the study then your problem is with JACDEC, not the news organization that reported it.

 
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