The given table below illustrates how many aviation accidents and fatalities happened in the world from 2009 to 2014.
Overall, what stands out from the table is that the number of people who died saw a significant upward trend with some fluctuations over the period; whereas, there was a leveling off in air crashes
Looking at the details, in terms of mortality rate, after it started at 685 people, plunging by just over 500 people from 786 people in 2010 to 210 people in 2013, followed by a remarkable climb up to 735 people at the end of the period.
Subsequently, the number of air crashes, on the other hand, witnessed slight stability, standing at around one hundred people (90) with some fluctuations in the next two years, reaching a trough of 75 and ending at 86 in the final year of this period
The most striking feature of the table is that the number of who people died made up higher than that of air crashes over the period
The
given
table below illustrates how
many
aviation accidents and fatalities happened in the world from 2009 to 2014.
Overall
, what stands out from the table is that the number of
people
who
died
saw
a significant upward trend with
some
fluctuations over the period; whereas, there was a leveling off in air crashes
Looking at the
details
, in terms of mortality rate, after it
started
at 685
people
, plunging by
just
over 500
people
from 786
people
in 2010 to 210
people
in 2013, followed by a remarkable climb up to 735
people
at the
end
of the period.
Subsequently
, the number of air crashes,
on the other hand
, witnessed slight stability, standing at around one hundred
people
(90) with
some
fluctuations in the
next
two years, reaching a trough of 75 and ending at 86 in the final year of this period
The most striking feature of the table is that the number of who
people
died
made up higher than that of air crashes over the period