Most Dangerous Airlines in the World

話題沸騰中の Most Dangerous Airlines in the Worldについて、詳しいまとめを整理して公開しています。

1. Lion Air (Indonesia)

Lion Air is like that friend who’s always “working on their resume” but never sends it. They’ve had a bumpy ride, including two major crashes (notably Lion Air Flight 610). Indonesia’s airlines, in general, have faced turbulent oversight—it’s a bit like relying on a trampoline for your commute.

But here’s the twist: they’ve been improving. It’s like upgrading from a unicycle to a tricycle—still wobbly, but you’re less likely to eat pavement.

2. Air Koryo (North Korea)

Air Koryo is the mystery box of aviation. You step on board, and it’s like entering a time capsule from 1985. The cabin crew wears uniforms that look like they’re from a Soviet space opera, and the safety videos might as well be in interpretive dance.

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They fly old Soviet-era jets, which is as reliable as a microwave from the Cold War. You pray the pilot didn’t have to rebuild the engine with duct tape and juche spirit. That said, they’ve never had a fatal crash—so maybe the mystique is scarier than the reality.

3. Yeti Airlines (Nepal)

Yes, the name sounds like a fluffy Bigfoot, but the reality is more grounded. Nepal’s terrain is nightmare fuel for pilots—mountains that pop up like unexpected exes. Yeti had a tragic crash in 2026 (Flight 691), highlighting the challenges of landing on a runway the size of a postage stamp.

Flying in Nepal is like playing Mario Kart on a gravel road: thrilling, but you’ll clench your buttcheeks the whole time. If you’re a mountain lover, you accept the risk—like eating spicy wings you know will hurt later.

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