World's top 10 safest airlines named

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World's 10 safest airlines (in alphabetical order)
Air France-KLM

AMR Corporation (American Airlines, American Eagles)

British Airways

Continental Airlines

Delta Airlines

Japan Airlines

Lufthansa

Southwest Airlines

United Airlines

US Airways



Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-news/worlds-top-10-safest-airlines-named-20110830-1jj3k.html#ixzz1WaPxUhOp

 

[Move2CLT]

Uh oh guys. How the hell are we gonna spin this one?!?! 😱

 

[SparrowHawk]

Uh oh guys. How the hell are we gonna spin this one?!?! 😱

"The success of Flight 1549 was due to the professionalism, experience and dedication to safety of the US Airways employee groups, especially the pilots and flight attendants. This has been in spite of US Airways management, not because of it. The continued safety of our passengers requires that US Airways management establish a genuine commitment to safety and create an effective safety culture in partnership with the employee groups. We commend US Airways employees for maintaining their focus on passenger safety, despite Management's lack of leadership, their attacks on Captain's authority, and their creation of a flawed safety culture." -- Sully Sullenberger and Jeff Skiles

 

[Move2CLT]

Ahhhh, I get it. You take one, single event and credit that single event for propelling US Airways into the top ten list of safest airlines in the entire world.

Is that it?

I hope not because it's stupid.

 

[ChockJockey]

Ahhhh, I get it. You take one, single event and credit that single event for propelling US Airways into the top ten list of safest airlines in the entire world.

Is that it?

I hope not because it's stupid.

That one, single event is noteworthy because it perfectly demonstrated "the professionalism, experience and dedication to safety of the US Airways employee groups, especially the pilots and flight attendants."

1549 didn't put US Airways into the top ten, the employees did, and that's the point Sully and Jeff are trying to make.

 

[luvthe9]

Uh oh guys. How the hell are we gonna spin this one?!?! 😱

Don't think we really need to!!! President Cleary next relayed to the Board that he had just been informed that the FAA Certificate Management Office (CMO) was proceeding with enforcement action against US Airways for operating from Larnica, Cyprus (LCLK) on May 6, 7 & 8th without ETOPs authority. Thanks to Captain Rick Brown who was very helpful with the investigation. Please Click Here to read the June 16th Safety Update for a re-cap of this story. Safety Culture Accolades Growing, not!

 

[Move2CLT]

That one, single event is noteworthy because it perfectly demonstrated "the professionalism, experience and dedication to safety of the US Airways employee groups, especially the pilots and flight attendants."

1549 didn't put US Airways into the top ten, the employees did, and that's the point Sully and Jeff are trying to make.

Ok. These guys were trained by the company, right. So are you saying out training department propagates an crappy safety culture and the employees rise above it? Or are you saying the training department rises above the crappy safety culture and trains us to be safe despite the company?

Sounds like you're making excuses. The safety culture here is fine despite the east. Your attempts to slander the company are lame and no one is falling for it. Sully put it in the water because that was the only option he had left. Anyone here would have done the same.

This poor safety culture crap is just USAPA trying to manufacture leverage and you guys being pissed at Parker. Amazing how it wasn't an issue a few years ago.

 

[Harry Callahan]

This poor safety culture crap is just USAPA trying to manufacture leverage and you guys being pissed at Parker. Amazing how it wasn't an issue a few years ago.

Every one STAY SAFE at whatever you do.

 

[Move2CLT]

Ahh, Harry. I knew you couldn't quit me.

 

[Harry Callahan]

Ahh, Harry. I knew you couldn't quit me.

It 's got nothing to do with you. I'm a former police officer & that's pretty much a slogan & it's what I live by in ANYTHING I do.

 

[Move2CLT]

Every one STAY SAFE at whatever you do.

Gee Harry, ya think? The company instills that attitude on us from day one. Stay in the green - remember that one?

USAPA's priority for safety is way down on it's list.

Or did you just send a slow-down message? 😱

 

[Move2CLT]

It 's got nothing to do with you. I'm a former police officer & that's pretty much a slogan & it's what I live by in ANYTHING I do.

It is here too Harry. Keep it n the green sound familiar?

And haven't we as pilots been trained that way from day one? The only thing wrong with our safety culture is the east.

 

[SparrowHawk]

That one, single event is noteworthy because it perfectly demonstrated "the professionalism, experience and dedication to safety of the US Airways employee groups, especially the pilots and flight attendants."

1549 didn't put US Airways into the top ten, the employees did, and that's the point Sully and Jeff are trying to make.

That was my take on it.

 

[Move2CLT]

So where did hus "dedication to safety" come from? Were they born with it? Or maybe it was the company's stress on staying in the green and promoting safety that instilled it in them.

 

[usfliboi]

It came from dedicated employees...Not the few that spew their hatred on here!