This year alone there have been 460 deaths due to aircraft crashes. The average for most years is just 284, putting 2025 at nearly double the yearly average in just six months. However, experts ...

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U of A research surveyed pilots to find out why they experienced inflight loss of control, a leading cause of crashes.

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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) recently found that a 2023 triple-fatal crash near Cloncurry was "entirely preventable" after the pilot likely suffered hypoxia caused by a well-known, ...

So, what crashes have occurred in 2025, and what were the causes? Here's everything we know, including whether air travel has become more dangerous.