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If I need to get somewhere in Russia, I'm taking the railroad.
Let's be honest, Russian airlines haven't ever really been the safest.
Take a look at Aeroflot's "safety" record if you want to be horrified. >

Wow, so they’ve had 5 aviation incidents since January 1st. More will come with the west cutting off their parts for maintenance. They can thank their dictator for that. >


130 incidents including 28 plane crashes. [in 2022]

They really buried the fucking lede there. >

If I need to get somewhere in Russia, I'm taking the railroad. >

Not for long they are running out of bearings for the wheels. >

And railroads. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)


Experts and industry figures had voiced concerns about flight safety in 2022, a year that saw more than 130 incidents including 28 plane crashes.
Major plane makers Boeing and Airbus halted deliveries of new foreign jets and spare parts, forcing Russian airlines to "Cannibalize" grounded aircraft.
Regional prosecutors who announced an inspection did not identify the aircraft make, though flight tracking tools say a Boeing 737 performed recent flights on the same route.


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Let's be honest, Russian airlines haven't ever really been the safest.
Take a look at Aeroflot's "safety" record if you want to be horrified. >

Wow, so they’ve had 5 aviation incidents since January 1st. More will come with the west cutting off their parts for maintenance. They can thank their dictator for that. >


130 incidents including 28 plane crashes. [in 2022]

They really buried the fucking lede there.