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Studio olandese: nel 2019 il 50% di vittime incidenti aerei in meno

Nonostante il disastro B-737 Max in Etiopia

Gli aerei commerciali continuano ad essere i più sicuri registrando il 50% in meno di vittime in incidenti nel 2019. Lo rivela uno studio pubblicato da To70, una società olandese di consulenza. Sceso a 257 il numero di morti nel 2019 rispetto ai 534 del 2018, nonostante lo schianto di un aereo B-737 Max in Etiopia a marzo che ha provocato la morte di 157 persone (vedi AVIONEWS) e conseguente messa a...

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Amsterdam, Paesi Bassi, 01/02/2020 12:51
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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