Why Experts Say Flying Is Actually Safer Than Ever

December 31, 2014

TOP STORY Why Experts Say Flying Is Actually Safer Than Ever 2014 was one of the deadliest years for plane crashes in recent memory. But aviation safety experts say that's no reason to avoid flying.     Keep Reading

U.S. Sending Second Ship, Aircraft to AirAsia Recovery The USS Fort Worth will depart New Year's Day to help recovery at the crash site in the Java Sea where AirAsia Flight 8501 went down Sunday.     Keep Reading

High Skies, Low Tech: Why We Still Can't Track a Plane Denny Kelly, Kelly James and Associates, cites vast distances as one issue contributing to the tracking of airplanes. CNBC's Phil LeBeau provides perspective.     Keep Reading

Court Orders 'Nut Rage' Air Exec Detained Holy Macadamia. Former Korean Air executive faces charges of violating aviation safety after an outburst over the way she was served nuts.     Keep Reading

The Year That Was: See the Most Powerful Images of 2014 See the most powerful images of the year.     Keep Reading

High Skies, Low Tech: Why We Still Can't Track a Plane   Read   AirAsia Mystery: Key Questions About Flight QZ8501   Read   Missing Plane Raises Questions About Flying in Bad Weather   Read

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