An info from Lester Price. It might be of concern for those often travelling abroad. The probability of airplane crash or other accidents is quite low compared with that of traffic accidents etc.
Once we see the disaster of Air India crash, however, we could never neglect this safety rank.
It might be related with the manufacturer and the maintenance crew of the airplane as well.
In case of travelling at or transitting through Haneda Airport of Tokyo, the airplane would take off toward north, that is, over the downtown of Tokyo when it is southerly windy. That route has started to be in use since 2020. It sure is not as safe as the course over the Tokyo Bay. They say the flight takes off once in a minute from 3 to 7PM in our local. So crowded! If an airplace should fail taking off and crashes into the downtown, it might be an unimaginable disaster not only for the passengers but also for those living in the area of the the flight course.
Luckily, I won't have any chance to travel abroad any longer. If I should, I would choose a flight from Narita Internatl airport.
RIP to all the people victimized by the accident in India.
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