This conversation reviews the fatal event rates of airlines both large and small, and identifies some of the airlines that have not had a fatal event in the last 20 years. It also discusses the frequency of fatal events and describes how all airlines, even those without fatal events, remain at risk.

This conversation covers key details concerning the 96 airlines that are banned from operating in the European Union, the effect this will likely have on passengers, and further steps that can be taken by the world's civil aviation authorities to provide more useful information to the average air traveler.

Reviews some of the key issues that may cause Bird Flu to be a major problem for air travelers. This conversation also reviews the case of the deaths of six passengers in 2003 after in flight exposure to the SARS virus.

AirSafe.com offers a basic overview of the rules many airlines have for unaccompanied children, and tips for avoiding many of the problems of travel by unaccompanied children.

AirSafe.com offers basic advice for making complaints about your air travel experience and how to document a complaint to give you the best chance of getting compensation.

AirSafe.com proposes a set of common sense guidelines that would address issues concerning the use of personal entertainment systems by passengers, with special emphasis on visual displays of sexually oriented material.

AirSafe.com reviews the 17 most significant airline safety and security events of 2005, including six crashes that killed all passenger and crew.

This conversation reviews three major changes made by the TSA that take effect in December 2005, including allowing previously banned items inside the passenger cabin.

This conversation provides a basic overview of what items and materials are banned from aircraft and what passengers can do to ensure their safety.

This conversation goes into some of the reasoning behind the answers to the top 10 airline safety questions submitted to the AirSafe.com.