Time period = now until end of 2025
Major incident = any sort of emergency landing, re-routing, cabin pressure breach, or serious injury to 1+ people on board. Also includes major accidents such as crashes of course. Anything not on this list that causes the FAA to ground planes and/or open an investigation would also count.
Must be caused by a technical failure of the plane, not obviously the operator's fault (e.g. poorly maintained plane). Re-routing due to airport congestion, bad weather or medical emergencies also doesn't count.
This question was prompted by the recent incident where a boeing flight in australia momentarily lost instrumentation, causing the plane to temporarily drop, injuring dozens of passengers. That obviously counts as a major incident (ETA: but it doesn't count for this market as it's outside the time frame)
Current provisional count: 3 (possible operator errors still not excluded)
Update 2024-29-12 (PST): - Exclusions:
Incidents caused by operator error or responsibility, such as material fatigue. (AI summary of creator comment)
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