What is it about those Russians and flying an airplane? Is it their planes, their air traffic controllers or their pilots? (Maybe even runways?)
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/05/at-...ian-passenger-plane-catches-fire-mid-air.html
Even though the U.S. has had more accidents and more fatalities, the U.S. has many, many more flights. Currently, the U.S. is fast approaching the 1 billion mark in the number of passengers flying per year. That is just incredible.
This is only my opinion, but from what I have read, (the Russians do not give out much information), I believe the Russians would do better flying Boeing and Airbus aircraft. Again, only my opinion, but it seems that a lot of their crashes have been due to the lack of onboard technology in the avionics of their aircraft.
There are only two airlines that I would never fly (Russia Aeroflot and China Air) and two that I would be very nervous flying (Turkey and India Air). JMO
I should have mentioned that Russia does have a few Airbus planes in their livery. Sorry for the misprint.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/05/at-...ian-passenger-plane-catches-fire-mid-air.html
Even though the U.S. has had more accidents and more fatalities, the U.S. has many, many more flights. Currently, the U.S. is fast approaching the 1 billion mark in the number of passengers flying per year. That is just incredible.
This is only my opinion, but from what I have read, (the Russians do not give out much information), I believe the Russians would do better flying Boeing and Airbus aircraft. Again, only my opinion, but it seems that a lot of their crashes have been due to the lack of onboard technology in the avionics of their aircraft.
There are only two airlines that I would never fly (Russia Aeroflot and China Air) and two that I would be very nervous flying (Turkey and India Air). JMO
I should have mentioned that Russia does have a few Airbus planes in their livery. Sorry for the misprint.