Turboprop Losses Tarnish Otherwise Good Safety Year

March 02, 2022
Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182 crash
Credit: Adek Berry / AFP / Getty Images
Turboprops accounted for all but one of 2021’s fatal airliner accidents, with more attention to be paid to improving safety in that market sector as a result, IATA’s 2021 safety performance report revealed. IATA’s report on safety performance data for the commercial airline industry showed a strong...

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