Exploring the Safety of Low-Cost Airlines

The video discusses factors to consider when choosing an airline, emphasizing price as a primary concern. It addresses safety concerns with budget airlines, particularly Air Asia, and explains safety standards and certifications like IOSA. Experts provide insights on airline safety, suggesting using resources like airlineratings.com to choose safe airlines.

What is considered the most important factor when choosing an airline according to the video?

• Legroom

• Price

• Flight time

• Service quality

What was Air Asia's significant achievement in 2002?

• First to provide extra legroom

• First low-cost carrier in Southeast Asia

• First to offer free meals

• First to offer in-flight Wi-Fi

What does IOSA stand for?

• International Operational Safety Audit

• International Air Safety Association

• International Organization for Safety Aviation

• IATA Operational Safety Audit

How often must airlines undergo the IOSA audit?

• Every ten years

• Every five years

• Every two years

• Every year

According to Matt Driscoll, what is a common cause of safety issues in airlines?

• Human error and oversight

• Intentional sabotage

• Weather conditions

• Technical malfunctions

What resource is recommended for checking airline safety ratings?

• aviationratings.net

• airlinesafety.org

• airlineratings.com

• flysafely.com

What should travelers be cautious about when choosing an airline, according to the video?

• Airlines with high ticket prices

• Airlines with limited destinations

• Airlines with outdated fleets

• Airlines with labor issues