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The gap in accidents and technical incidents between commercial aviation's two manufacturing giants has widened significantly in recent years. According to the data, Boeing peaked at 137 incidents in 2023, while Airbus recorded exactly 40 in the same year.  The most striking detail is market share: up until 2019, both companies shared a nearly equal 50% of the commercial plane manufacturing market. Although Boeing's share has since declined to 42%, the stark contrast in incident statistics cannot be explained by market share or flight volume alone. 📊 Source: National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Reuters / Visual Capitalist (Voronoi) #DataJournalism #Aviation #Boeing #Airbus #Economy
The gap in accidents and technical incidents between commercial aviation's two manufacturing giants has widened significantly in recent years. According to the data, Boeing peaked at 137 incidents in 2023, while Airbus recorded exactly 40 in the same year.  The most striking detail is market share: up until 2019, both companies shared a nearly equal 50% of the commercial plane manufacturing market. Although Boeing's share has since declined to 42%, the stark contrast in incident statistics cannot be explained by market share or flight volume alone. 📊 Source: National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Reuters / Visual Capitalist (Voronoi) #DataJournalism #Aviation #Boeing #Airbus #Economy

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