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The aviation industry has witnessed a notable decline in accidents and fatalities over the past three decades, largely due to advancements in aircraft safety features. Airbus and Boeing, two leading aerospace manufacturers, have played significant roles in this achievement by delivering some of the safest aircraft models.
Boeing regularly publishes reports on commercial jet aircraft accidents and safety records. The latest report highlights that certain aircraft types experience fewer accidents than others. Aircraft are deemed safe based on minimal or no hull losses and fatalities from incidents.
Don Ruhman, Chief Aerospace Safety Officer at Boeing, emphasized the importance of continuous learning and innovation in maintaining high safety standards: "Safety is at the core of everything we do in our industry, continuous learning is required to achieve the highest levels of safety. The multiple ways we at Boeing are learning - and applying that knowledge to drive improvements that protect human life - continues to expand."
