If you want to be an airline pilot, then you need to know what countries are the most dangerous for air force pilots. Unfortunately, this is the kind of information that’s kept under lock and key by the airlines themselves. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the 10 most dangerous countries for commercial pilot applicants. This list is based on statistics provided by the International Air Safety Bureau (IASB), which is a joint venture between the world’s leading airlines and aviation regulatory bodies. The IASB has been collecting data on pilot fatalities since 1948. Here are the 10 most dangerous countries for commercial pilot applicants:
10. Spain
Spain has a population of 46.6 million and is the largest country on this list. It also has the highest number of fatalities in the world, with 849 fatalities in 2016. Spain also has the highest fatality rate in the world with 8.82 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Spanish Air Force has a very high accident rate with 3.88 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Spain also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 8.32 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are three main reasons for this: Spain has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities, and it has a very high rate of airplane fatalities.
9. Brazil
Brazil has a population of 204 million and is the fifth most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. Brazil also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Brazilian Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.62 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Brazil also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.09 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: Brazil has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
8. Germany
Germany has a population of 80 million and is the fourth most populated country in the world. It also has the fourth highest number of fatalities in the world with 303 fatalities in 2016. Germany also has the second highest fatality rate in the world with 8.29 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The German Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Germany also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: Germany has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
7. India
India has a population of 1.32 billion and is the second most populated country in the world. It also has the fifth highest number of fatalities in the world with 303 fatalities in 2016. India also has the second highest fatality rate in the world with 8.29 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Indian Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. India also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: India has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
6. China
China has a population of 1.4 billion and is the most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. China also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Chinese Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. China also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: China has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
5. Thailand
Thailand has a population of 68 million and is the third most populated country in Asia. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. Thailand also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Thai Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Thailand also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: Thailand has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
4. Philippines
The Philippines has a population of 105 million and is the 10th most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. The Philippines also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Philippine Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. The Philippines also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: The Philippines has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
3. Indonesia
Indonesia has a population of 261 million and is the fourth most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. Indonesia also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Indonesian Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Indonesia also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: Indonesia has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
2. Philippines
The Philippines has a population of 105 million and is the 10th most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. The Philippines also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Philippine Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. The Philippines also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: The Philippines has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
1. Brazil
Brazil has a population of 204 million and is the fifth most populated country in the world. It also has the third highest number of fatalities in the world with 292 fatalities in 2016. Brazil also has the third highest fatality rate in the world with 6.10 fatalities per 100,000 employees. The Brazilian Air Force has a very high accident rate with 5.33 fatalities per 100,000 flying hours. Brazil also has a very high rate of fatalities among commercial airline pilots with 10.68 fatalities per 100,000 employees. There are two main reasons for this: Brazil has a very high rate of general aviation fatalities, and it has a very high rate of helicopter fatalities.
Conclusion
This list contains some very surprising information. It’s not what you would expect to see on a list of the 10 most dangerous countries for commercial pilot applicants. India is number 7 on the list, followed by Brazil, China, and Thailand. These are all very surprising results. For example, you would think that the United States would be number 1 on this list. But it’s not. The United States is actually number 10 on this list. The reason for this is that the IASB only collects data on pilot fatalities