People who are afraid to fly airplanes may wonder which airlines are the most reliable. Therefore, researchers are working hard to rank the safest air travelers with the most proven track record. In this case, the main reason for inclusion in the rating is the number of air crashes during the existence of the company. So what are the top 10 safest companies of this kind?
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So the German bureau JACDEC (Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Center) has made a very authoritative rating, according to which Air New Zealand, founded in 1940, based in Auckland, is in the first place on the "reliable" list. In second place is Cathay Pacific Airways, which is 6 years younger than the previous airline and operates flights from Hong Kong International Airport. This company also belongs to the six owners of the five-star Skytrax airliner. The third place belongs to the Finnish Finnair, based in the city of Vatnaa and founded in 1924.
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This rating is continued by the following companies specializing in air travel. This is Emirates with a base in Dubai, carrying out flights with 600 countries of the world. More than 1,000 planes of this airline take off from the base airport every week. Taiwan's EVA Air ranks fifth in this TOP, annually carrying over 6 million passengers to Asia, Europe and North America. The famous British Airways rounds out the top six of the most reliable passenger carriers. Its base airports are Heathrow and Gatwick. British Airways is also part of the so-called Oneworld aviators alliance.
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These airlines are followed by the likes of TAP Portugal, founded in 1946, which is Portugal's main national carrier. She is based at Portela Airport and is part of a community called Star Alliance. The next is Etihad Airways, which is in eighth place in the rating and was also founded in 2003 in the Arabian Abu Dhabi. This company serves 66 vessels flying to the Middle East, Africa, Europe and other continents. In ninth place is Air Canada, which has been operating since 1937, carrying passengers to 175 destinations. It is also interesting that this carrier, or rather one of its pilots, was noted in history with such a case: once an Air Canada plane suddenly ran out of fuel, and commander Robert Pearson, who possesses the planning technique, managed to safely land the liner with 68 passengers on board in Gimli …
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And this “reliable” top ten is closed by Qantas Airways, founded in 1922 in Sydney (Australia). This airline is also called "Flying Kangaroo" or The Flying Kangaroo. Qantas Airways flies to 144 destinations and operates 135 different aircraft.
