easyJet safety rating
easyJet scores 8.5 / 10 on the CalmFlights safety index, based on fatal-accident history, fleet age, pilot training hours and independent audits.
Why nervous flyers ask about easyJet
easyJet has flown for three decades without a single fatal accident. Modern all-Airbus fleet averaging just over 8 years old.
By the numbers
- Founded: 1995 (31 years operating)
- Fleet size: 340 aircraft
- Average fleet age: 8.2 years
- Cumulative flights flown: 6.5 million
- Fatal accidents (jet era): 0
- Years since last fatal incident: never had one
- Average pilot command hours: 8,800
- Certifications: IOSA certified · EASA regulated
- Incidents in the last 5 years: 0
How it compares
A safety rating of 8.5 places easyJet in the upper tier of major carriers. The global average for IOSA-certified airlines hovers around 8.4.
What this means for you
easyJet has never had a fatal jet-era passenger incident. That's the best possible outcome — there is nothing in the safety record to be alarmed about.
Data accuracy: Figures above are compiled from publicly reported sources including the Aviation Safety Network, ICAO, EASA, FAA and airline annual reports. Numbers are refreshed periodically and may lag recent events by several months. For authoritative accident-investigation conclusions, consult the relevant national investigation board (NTSB, BEA, AAIB, JTSB, TSB Canada, etc).