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Re:Lufthansa awkwardly abandons AirTag ban after baffling fa... by zucked on Friday October 14, 2022 @11:26AM (#33204814)
Yeah, you're right - managing PR and a social media presence is a direct correlation to operating airplanes with a relatively stellar safety record:

> (Lufthansa has)"one fatal air crash, one non-fatal crash, and two hull losses noted since 1989" (1)

(1) JACDEC, https://www.jacdec.de/Order/2021_JACDEC_AIRLINE_RISK_RANKING...

Re:Lufthansa awkwardly abandons AirTag ban after baffling fa... by ciabattabread on Friday October 14, 2022 @12:20PM (#33205543)
How is Germanwings Flight 9525 (Lufthansa Group) counted under this system?
Re:Lufthansa awkwardly abandons AirTag ban after baffling fa... by zucked on Friday October 14, 2022 @12:49PM (#33205978)
Good question - at first blush it doesn't appear that it is. I wonder if that's because it was declared a deliberate act by the pilot and was not due to plane/pilot error/safety. I did a surface level dive on the source's methodology and didn't see it called out explicitly.

Point taken, though - you could say that the PiC of that flight might not have been had they better process/procedures.