Airline Safety Records

I thought it might be cos quanta. its mentioned on zee movie "Rainman" is this still true?

So who has the worst?

Qantas is the safest statistically and Aer Lingus is the second. EI have never lost a passenger aircraft in history. An OM Viscount was killed on the sky at about 1968 over the Irish Sea. But the investigation into the accident was inconclusive, "Viscount St. Phelim Tuskar" into Google for more info.

As for the worst, the EU has a blacklist of 57 airlines that are banned from European airspace. You know now Go find

Helios

Air Lingus are the best and worst, and no one survives to tell us!

was the worst airlines Kamakazi run by the Japanese government in 1944-45.Very unlikely to land safely and a means to fight against cheating on your country.Arab fundamentalist terrorist groups such as stealing this way, but the Japanese lost war.There is a clue somewhere.

Queensland and northern territory air services may be the safest year ever. but the law of averages say they are overdue a decent life unschedualed mainland, so be warned

Qantas Certainly, I think that is the world's largest airline that has never had an accident since its formation in the early 1920s!

Security does not depend on the plane ... always when something goes wrong then it can go wrong, which normally never happens .. THESAME but we can say something about a car ... it can never mallfunction well actually it can and it THESAME with aircraft

Qantas is the only major airline with a record of zero loss of his aircraft!