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State of GA safety (2005 Nall Report)



 
 
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Old March 9th 06, 03:15 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default State of GA safety (2005 Nall Report)

I read on AvWeb today the '05 Nall Report is out, and apparently 2004
was a historic low for aviation accidents. This led me to question what
next year's report will look like after considering the spate of GA
accidents that we've all read about in the last year or so. Maybe it's
just a question of perception? Or, are pilots just getting too
complacent when they strap into their aircraft?

 




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