Geoffrey Thomas Secures Victory in Two Significant Contests
Score High on Safety with Airlineratings.com's Expert Guide
Today's date: February 20, 2024
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Industry Update: Boeing Awards Delivered at Asia Aerospace Media Gala
Geoffrey Thomas, the Editor-in-Chief of Airlineratings.com, took home two major accolades at the esteemed Aerospace Media Awards held in Singapore on February 20th. The nights' honors consisted of the Best Asian Sustainable Aviation Award and the Best Propulsion Award. The winning articles were originally published in AirlineRatings.com and Asian Airlines & Aerospace under the skilled guidance of Mr. Thomas.
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Just wondered why you need to know about the sausage-making process behind aviation? Well, now you don't have to! Airlineratings.com is a trove of information dedicated to all things air travel. A team of meticulous aviation experts have scrutinized nearly every airline worldwide, bringing you a standout 7-star safety rating system.
Our system awards airlines based on various categories such as safety audits, fatal accidents, and pilot incidents. Every airline on the site—whether low-cost, regional, or full-service—receives a rating between one and seven stars on safety, with seven being the top score.
Curious about the details? Here's a snapshot of what our safety ratings encompass:
- Pilot Skills: Gauges whether an airline has had significant pilot-related safety incidents. This evaluation awards between zero and three stars (with three being optimal).
- Accident History: Takes into account any fatal crashes the airline has experienced in the last ten years. Each crash results in the deduction of three stars from the airline's rating. Accidents caused by terrorism, hijacking, pilot suicide, or external factors, such as runway incursions, are exempt from deductions.
- Audit Results: Examines the airline and its home country's performance in major international safety audits. This evaluation influences the remaining stars in the airline's rating.
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Airlineratings.com offers more than just safety ratings. It covers information on over 30 types of aircraft, ranging from the latest Boeing 787 to the colossal A380 and smaller jets. And if you've ever wondered about things like the notorious noises after takeoff or unblocked window shades during landing—we've got you covered!
Be sure to check out our Editor-in-Chief Geoffrey Thomas' award-winning articles and unravel the mysteries of the sky!
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Source: Airlineratings.com on 20 February, 2024
Enrichment Data:Airlineratings.com's 7-star safety rating system bases its evaluations on three pillars: pilot-related safety incidents, fatal accidents in the last 10 years, and international safety audits. This rating system applies to all carrier types —low-cost, regional, and full-service. The audits incorporate standards from key aviation governing bodies and various lead associations, as well as an airline's own safety data. The safety rating is broken down for each airline, indicating their position in the 1-7 star scale[1][2]. It's essential to note that service quality, product offerings, and passenger experience are not part of the safety rating evaluation, receiving separate ratings[2].
- The finance sector and the aerospace industry should pay close attention to the latest airline news, as Airlineratings.com's rigorous 7-star safety rating system pays particular attention to industry-specific factors like pilot-related safety incidents, fatal accidents, and international safety audits.
- As the business of aviation continues to expand and innovate in the realm of finance, it is crucial to acknowledge the importance of safety in the industry. Airlineratings.com offers an industrious guide to distinguish airlines based on their safety ratings, providing valuable insights for both airline executives and investors.
