July 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Civil Aviation Accident Deaths on the Rise, NTSB Reports
Fatal civil aviation accidents are on the rise according to research conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board. These accidents are in marked contrast to commercial aircraft, which have actually seen a decrease in accident deaths in recent years. The NTSB examined both general aviation as well as on-demand Part 135 aircraft accidents. The agency's research found that:
-Civil aviation accidents increased to 1,550 in 2011, up from 1,500 the year before
-Civil aviation deaths also rose from 469 in 2010 and 485 in 2011
The jump in accidents and fatalities corresponded with an increase in the number of aircraft accidents per 100,000 hours flown. The NTSB reported the number of accidents rose to 1.50 in 2011, up from 1.05 in 2010.
During that same period there were no fatalities involving commercial aircraft.
Causes of Civil Aviation Accidents
Civil aviation encompasses a wide variety of flights, from private pilots to charter flights, air tours, air taxis and air medical operations. This includes small planes and large business jets and even helicopters and hang gliders.
When an aircraft crashes, pilots are frequently the targets of suspicion. The Federal Aviation Administration and the NTSB list pilot error as the top cause of all aircraft accidents. While they may top the list, there are other reasons as well including:
-Faulty maintenance
-Defective equipment
-Design and structural problems
-FAA violations
-Flight Service Station negligence
-Air Traffic Control negligence
-Negligent carrier selection
Identifying the cause of an airplane crash requires a detailed understanding of the numerous factors involved in an accident and being able to parse out the responsible parties.
Pursuing an Aviation Liability Claim
An aviation liability claim is complex because of the multiple players involved. From the point of manufacture to the regular maintenance and care of an aircraft, numerous parties are involved.
Airplane accidents are frequently devastating, both physically and emotionally. Anyone with a potential claim should learn about their options by speaking with an experienced San Jose aircraft accident attorney who is familiar with and understands the intricacies of aviation claims.
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Civil Aviation Accident Deaths on the Rise, NTSB Reports
Civil aviation accident deaths are on the rise. Although pilot error is sometimes a factor, there are a number of other causes for aviation fatalities.
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