Aircraft Safety Record

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By Hull Loss:

Aircraft Type, No. Of Hull Loss Accidents

Airbus:

A300: 34
A310: 11
A318: 0
A319: 2
A320: 31
A321: 4
A330: 11
A340: 5
A350 XWB: 0
A380: 0

Boeing:

717: 0
727: 118
737-200: 119
737-300: 29
737-400: 21
737-500: 8
737-600: 0
737-700: 3
737-800: 12
737-900: 0
737 MAX-8: 0
747: 60
757: 8
767: 15
777: 6
787: 0

Bombardier:

CRJ-100/200/440: 17
CRJ-700: 2
CRJ-900: 1
CRJ-1000: 0
CSeries: 0

Embraer:

EMB-120: 21
ERJ Series (135/140/145 combined): 8
E-Jet Series (170/190 combined): 4

Fokker:

F-27: 175
F-28: 45
F-50: 13
F-70: 0
F-100: 14

Lockheed:

L-1011 TriStar: 11

McDonnell Douglas:

DC-9/MD-80s/MD-90/717 series combined: 143
DC-10: 32
MD-11: 9

Data Provided from: Aviation Safety Network > ASN Aviation Safety Database > Aircraft type index > McDonnell Douglas MD-11

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Alright B717!

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Boeing has been around for much longer and they have produced many more planes so that’s also why the hull losses are much higher

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Hmm, A380 hasn’t experienced any hull losses until today. Great Job Airbus!

Same goes to B787, Despite experiencing ion-lithium issues, But B787 hasn’t experienced any hull losses until today. Great Job Boeing

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