is
commercial
aviation
as
safe
as
we're
told
?
On
Thursday
,
May
19
,
EgyptAir
flight
MS804
,
____________________
from
Paris
to
Cairo
,
____________________
into
the
Mediterranean
Sea
.
All
66
passengers
and
crew
members
aboard
were
____________________
.
Terrorism
is
____________________
.
This
is
the
fifth
major
airline
crash
since
the
beginning
of
this
year
,
a
fact
that
____________________
cause
some
people
to
____________________
if
flying
____________________
as
safe
as
we
?
ve
been
____________________
to
believe
.
As
a
criminologist
who
____________________
security
and
safety
leadership
,
I
have
____________________
how
the
airline
industry
____________________
its
safety
record
and
____________________
four
different
kinds
of
threats
?
airport
security
,
flight
safety
,
regulations
violations
and
cybersecurity
?
in
order
to
____________________
a
more
accurate
picture
of
the
risks
that
____________________
travelers
.
How
safety
is
measured
The
level
of
security
and
safety
in
the
commercial
airline
industry
is
mainly
judged
by
examining
specific
types
of
fatal
incidents
and
compliance
with
existing
regulations
.
A
recent
report
published
by
the
airline
safety
and
product
rating
review
website
Airline
Ratings
identifies
the
top
20
safest
commercial
airliners
____________________
criteria
such
as
safety
and
security
certifications
,
being
blacklisted
by
the
Federal
Aviation
Administration
(
FAA
)
or
other
foreign
transportation
agencies
and
the
number
(
or
absence
)
of
fatal
accidents
in
the
past
10
years
.
It
?
s
important
to
note
,
however
,
that
according
to
the
International
Air
Transport
Association
,
only
six
percent
of
airline
accidents
in
2015
____________________
fatalities
.
This
fact
seriously
skews
the
measurement
of
risks
.
Risk
measurement
should
also
,
in
my
view
,
take
into
account
close
calls
and
incidents
in
which
passengers
are
hurt
,
even
if
they
aren
?
t
killed
.
