Annual Review of Aircraft Accident Data: U.S. General Aviation: Calendar Year 1997

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Annual Review of Aircraft Accident Data: U.S. General Aviation: Calendar Year 1997

2000-09-01
By United States. National Transportation Safety Board

[PDF-1.84 MB]

English

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Accident Causes Accident Rates Air Cargo Aircraft Collisions Air Transportation Crashes Aviation Accidents Aviation Safety Cargo Transportation Commercial Aircraft Crash Causes Crash Data Crash Rates Fatalities General Aviation Injuries Midair Collisions Statistical Data Statistics Tables (Data)
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NTSB/ARG-00/01 ; PB2000-108038

NTSB/ARG-00/01 ; PB2000-108038 Less -
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Statistical Report
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United States
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United States. National Transportation Safety Board
Abstract:

A total of 1,870 U.S. registered general aviation aircraft were involved in 1,848 accidents during calendar year 1997. Of these 1,848 accidents, 351 accidents (involving 361 aircraft) resulted in fatal injuries. This report presents a statistical review of these accidents for calendar year 1997, all involving U.S. registered aircraft that were not conducting air carrier revenue operations under Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) Parts 121 or 135. The accident data on which this review is based were extracted from the Safety Board's automated Aviation Accident Data System. The Federal Aviation Administration's Statistics and Forecast Branch, Planning Analysis Division, Office of Aviation policy and Plans publishes the "General Aviation and Air Taxi Survey," which is the source of flight hours used in this report. To conduct its annual survey, the FAA mails questionnaires to owners of a statistically selected sample aircraft. An analysis of returned questionnaires enables the FAA to estimate hours of aircraft usage by purpose and type aircraft.
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urn:sha256:923f757ac34a6ec8e35ffaa2b74bb84819c1314894c3b46af66f9ee7b17e83cc
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