Is it time to take a closer look at Global Aviation Safety Procedures?

The recent spate of aviation accidents, including a Delta Air Lines jet crash at Toronto Pearson Airport where a plane flipped on landing, raises serious concerns about current safety protocols. Despite air travel remaining statistically safer than rail or road transportation, the occurrence of four major aviation accidents in North America within just three weeks suggests a troubling pattern. These incidents point to an urgent need for a comprehensive review of global aviation safety procedures to identify potential systemic issues. While all 80 passengers survived the Toronto crash unharmed, the frequency of recent incidents indicates it may indeed be time for regulatory authorities to reevaluate and strengthen existing safety measures across the aviation industry.