WSJ: AN APPLES-AND-ORANGES VIEW OF SAFETY
It's Friday, April 18th, 1997. The headline in The Wall Street Journal screams ``High Tension . . . Despite a Safe Record, Corporate Jets Have Higher Fatality Rates . . . Pilots Fly Longer Hours Over Unfamiliar Terrain to Some Outdated Fields . . . `Get the Boss There' Factor.'' Using statistics...
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