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Why do airplanes still crash?

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… million flights. According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)’s 2024 Safety Report, 2023 … decision-making under pressure. The ICAO defines “human factors” as the … , but gaps exist. The 1989 British Midland crash near Kegworth, England …

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