ATR Pushes Safety Among African, Other Operators
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In the wake of Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines accidents, attention properly focused on the aircraft involved in both tragedies, the Boeing 737MAX. But safety depends on much more than aircraft design, and safety is often weakest in turboprops, which may not get the support or scrutiny of mainline...
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