From the March 2004 issue of Aviation Safety:

Fatal Accidents/100,000 flight hours:

182S/182T - 1.09
SR20 - 3.91
SR22 - 1.34
DA20-C1 - 0.28
DA40 - 0.0 (not a typo on my part!)
LC-40 - 0.0 (Lancair)


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"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
oups.com...

Roger wrote:
Speaking of safety... I understand that the accident rate for the
SR-22 is about half that of the rest of the GA fleet and for
fatalities they are even better.. Any one have the specific numbers
on that?

Gee, that's not what I heard. I heard they have the worst record of the
high performance fleet. The thinking is that there are a lot of 100 hr
pilots flying across the country in these new "safety" machines.

-Robert