Plane Reliability & Crashes
Posted: 01 Mar 2024 13:31
[EDIT: Many thanks to odisseus below for their corrections. I will edit this post and show what I changed.]
The reliability% on planes is supposed to determine crashes, isn't it? Not 0.07% [Previously: Not arbitrary flat 5%. 5% is one in 20. There's a 5% chance per plane per landing?]
If I have hundred planes ... that's a 7% chance that one of them crashing every trip. That's clearly bonkers. If this were real, flying would be banned, like hydrogen airships are.
Is there any chance that this % be associated with the reliability% please?
The reliability% on planes is supposed to determine crashes, isn't it? Not 0.07% [Previously: Not arbitrary flat 5%. 5% is one in 20. There's a 5% chance per plane per landing?]
If I have hundred planes ... that's a 7% chance that one of them crashing every trip. That's clearly bonkers. If this were real, flying would be banned, like hydrogen airships are.
Is there any chance that this % be associated with the reliability% please?