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Thanks for the info Andreas.
Not that the reporting is that diligent in either case when far from home. And BGA Numbers include any that occurred to a BGA member, anywhere, in any registration. Bruce On 2013/06/29 2:23 PM, Andreas Maurer wrote: On Fri, 28 Jun 2013 09:56:50 +0200, BruceGreeff wrote: Indeed. As an example - the BGA statistics include any accident or incident reported by a member anywhere in the world. So their numbers include locations in Spain and South Africa. The German numbers do not. I express no opinion on which is a better approach. Merely that the one is organisational statistics and the other is geographic. HI Bruce, German accident statistics include any accident/incident that happened on a German airfield, in Germany, or in which a German registered aircraft was involved, worldwide. Cheers Andreas -- Bruce Greeff T59D #1771 |
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