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August 28th 05, 10:16 PM
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"Marco Leon" mmleon(at)yahoo.com wrote in message
... Seriously, I wonder what the number would be if you take out Alaska. Also would like to see part 135 vs. 121. That question came up here a couple of years ago: It's easy to separate Alaska out using the NTSB database. In 2002, there were 15 fatal crashes in Alaska. Nationwide, there were 361 fatal crashes. So even if there'd been zero Alaskan fatalities, the nationwide number would be only 4% lower--the higher fatality rate in Alaska is hardly affecting the overall figure at all. --Gary 
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