Last year's hull, liability losses were fifth-worst ever
Number of fatal accidents and passenger fatalities was down in 1997 from 1996, but hull and liability losses, $1.4 billion, still were worse than most previous years, according to Airclaims. Only 1996, 1994, 1989 and 1985 produced worse results. The 1,056 passenger fatalities were 80 fewer than the...
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