THE HANGAR

Meet the machines. They're overachievers.

Every part tested far beyond anything a real flight throws at it. Each aircraft type gets its own page with full service history.

A350 photo

Airbus A350

In 2024 one burned to the ground at Haneda after a runway collision. All 379 people aboard walked off it. That is what the certification is for.

IN SERVICE SINCE 2015 0 OCCUPANT DEATHS

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787 photo

Boeing 787

Carried a billion passengers in under 14 years before its first fatal accident: Air India 171, June 2025, which killed 241 of the 242 aboard and 19 people on the ground.

1B+ PASSENGERS FLOWN 1 FATAL ACCIDENT · 2025

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A320 photo

Airbus A320neo

One hull loss since 2016 — a fire truck crossed the runway at Lima. Everyone aboard survived; two firefighters did not.

IN SERVICE SINCE 2016 0 OCCUPANT DEATHS

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BREATHE IN AND OUT

You're riding the safest form of travel humans have ever built.

That rumble or whine is normal — flaps, landing gear, engines changing power. Your pilots hear it every flight.

Turbulence is uncomfortable, never dangerous. It has never brought down a modern jet.

Right now, ~9,412 planes are in the air with you. Statistically, every single one lands safely.