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Series of air crashes

I am not sure if you have also noticed, but in the recent past, the aviation world has seen a lot of accidents and deaths.

-Mandala Airlines crashed at Sumatra yesterday,killing all the passengers cabin crew!
-A peru airline crashed at the Amazon jungle 3rd week of August
-A west Caribbean airline crashed at Venezuala killing more than 150 in the 2nd week of August
-A Cypriot airline crashed at Athens,killing all on board,again 2nd week of August
-A Tunisian airline crashing at the sea off Sicily killing 13.
-Start of August saw an AirFrance crashed on landing at Toronto,luckily all passengers and crew members survived.
-In July there was a Russian aircraft that claimed the 60 lives when it crashed in flames into a jungle.

The reports on reasons have mostly been vague and truly the summer doesn't end with anything pleasant as far as air accidents are concerned.


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