World's Most Dangerous Airlines Named: AirAsia included on list but Malaysia



Airlines scores above average for Safety

 AirAsia subsidiaries on list, but Malaysia Airlines scores five out of seven 

 Nepal Airlines and Tara Air both came bottom in a Safety report

 Afghan Airline Kam Air and SCAT Airlines in Kazakhstan also named 

 All four Airlines received one star or less in seven-star Safety ranking

 Report carried out by Australian website AirlineRatings.com

A list of the most dangerous Airlines in the world has been released and while AirAsia Indonesia is included, Malaysia Airlines is not.
The Malaysian carrier scored five out of a possible seven stars for its Safety record, as opposed to five Airlines which just manage one star.
Three AirAsia subsidiaries - in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines - were included on the list, scoring just two, three and three stars respectively.
Indonesia's AirAsia Flight QZ8501 crashed into the Java Sea on December 28, killing all 162 people on board. 

There were 149 Airlines which achieved seven-stars while 58 scored six stars and almost 41 had just three stars or less.
All five of the most dangerous Airlines listed are banned in the European Union Member States and ‘strongly advised against’ in the United States.
For all its problems with two tragic Flights in 2014, Malaysia Airlines earned five out of seven stars.
The Airline was involved in two major crashes last year when Flight MH370 went missing in March 2014 carrying 239 people.



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