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Welcome to Airline Safety Records.com – your report card on airlines and their safety record. Not all airlines treat safety equally. Some put it as a higher priority than others.  This site allows you to compare each airline’s history of accidents, incidents, and near mid-air collisions and see for yourself how they measure up.

Since good airlines can go bad, and bad airlines can improve, we update this site regularly with the most accurate airline safety information available.  All statistics are calculated from data provided by the FAA, the NTSB, and the U.S. Department of Transportation. Both the Five Year Average and the One Year Average are updated several times a year to make sure the information remains accurate and relevant.   

The most recent update was made in June 2007 and includes information up to January 2007.  The reason for the time delay is that it takes several months for airline safety events to make it into the FAA's database.  

We encourage you to check this site each time you make travel plans to determine which airline is performing best in the important area of safety.