OTHER
AIR SAFETY SITES
AirSafe.com
http://www.airsafe.com
Airline
passengers can find a wealth of safety
information here: accident reports, child safety
tips, data analysis, commentary, monthly safety
statistics, news, product descriptions and
more.
Airline
Disasters http://dnausers.d-n-a.net/dnetGOjg/Disasters.htm
Listing every
major airplane crash since 1920, this site will
not be the reason you decide to join a frequent
flyer program.
AirDisaster.com
http://www.airdisaster.com/
The Wall Street
Journal called them the best airline safety site
on the Web. Click here to view statistics,
pictures and articles about plane crashes as
well as join a forum discussion.
Airline
Safety http://www.airlinesafety.com/
This
well-designed page starts with an editorial
disclaimer stating that the airline industry is
over-governed and too political. Click here to
find support for free market airline
safety.
Aviation
Safety Network http://aviation-safety.net/
Here is a good
resource for anyone who wants to know anything
about airplane crashes. View an extensive log of
crashes since the 1940s, read about airline
safety issues and see other stats that just may
keep you grounded for good.
Aviation
Safety http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/9499/index.html
With multiple
articles in its support and a well-made
argument, this site seeks to make a case that
the FAA is not doing its part to ensure airline
safety.
CrashPages.com
http://www.crashpages.com/index.shtml
Read the latest
news articles about plane crashes and visit a
database that will tell you everything, from
names of famous people who have died in plane
crashes to a catalog of the 100 worst crashes
ever.
Federal
Aviation Administration: Fly Smart
http://www.tc.faa.gov/ZDV/safety/flysmart.html
Learn how to
take a little extra safety measures when you
travel by air, courtesy of the FAA.
Fly Smart: An
Air Traveler's Guide http://www.tc.faa.gov/ZDV/safety/flysmart.html
The Federal
Aviation Administration advises travelers on
being safer in the air by keeping seat belts
fastened, following carry-on restrictions and
wearing sensible clothing.
International
Aviation Safety Association
http://www.iasa.com.au
Established in
memory of the 1998 Swiss Air flight 111 crash,
this site gives frequent updates on airplane
safety-related news and investigations. Find
photos, statistics, FAA documents, links and
more.
National Air
Disaster Alliance/Foundation
http://www.planesafe.org/
Visit the site
of this not-for-profit organization to see how
they work with many levels of government to
promote commercial aviation safety. They also
offer support services to families who have lost
members to airplane tragedies.
NTSB Aviation
Accident/Incident Database http://nasdac.faa.gov/asp/fw_ntsb.asp
Use this search
engine to browse for official airline incident
and accident reports. This is an excellent
resource for seeing how many incidents a given
airline has officially reported.
PlaneCrashInfo.com
http://www.planecrashinfo.com
This is one of
the best and most complete aviation accident
database in the world, it includes: All
civil aviation accidents of scheduled and
non-scheduled passenger airliners which resulted
in at least one fatality. (all U.S. Part 121 and
most Part 135 fatal accidents) since 1908. All
military aviation accidents which resulted in
heavy loss of life. All aviation accidents
involving helicopters, both civil and military,
which resulted in a high number of fatalities.
All aviation accidents involving airships, both
civil and military, which resulted in
fatalities. Aviation accidents involving the
deaths of famous people.Aviation accidents or
incidents of noteworthy interest.
Travel Tips:
How to Avoid and Survive a Hijack
http://www.krug.org/unit/un/hijack.html
Thirteen tips on
picking flights, concealing your identity and
other methods to bypass airplane terrorism.