9. McDonnell-Douglas DC-10

World 153 airliner flying this model, for every 2,908,800 hours flown by DC-10 had a crash.

8. McDonnell-Douglas MD-80

This model replaced the DC-9 in the early 80's. Production of these aircraft ended in 1999, but airplanes are still exploited American airline Delta, as well as a number of European carriers, including Alitalia and SAS. Total in operation 923 aircraft of this model.

7. Boeing-727

One crash accounted for 2,306,300 hours flown by Boeing-727. The plane is not produced since 1984, but outside the U.S., most charter carriers continue to operate the Boeing-727.

6. Tu-134

release of the aircraft ceased in 1986, but the TU-134 is still widely used by airlines from the former Soviet Union and the Middle East. At 1,087,600 hours flown by aircraft accounts for one crash.

5. McDonnell-Douglas DC-9

Air McDonnell Douglas is not produced in 1982, but is still used by the airline Delta Airlines, as well as lots of other smaller carriers. One crash falls on 1,068,700 flight hours the aircraft.

4. Airbus A-310

One crash accounted for 1,067,700 hours flown by the Airbus 310 (Airbus 310).

3. Tu-154

most common aircraft in most CIS countries, operate flights on domestic and international routes, is also one of the most dangerous. At 1,041,000 hours flown by Tu-154 had a plane crash. In today's world operates 336 aircraft of this model.

2. IL-76

This model is most often operated by airlines of the former Soviet Union. At 549 900 flying hours the aircraft has a plane crash. Currently the world uses 247 IL-76, produced from 1974 to the present day.

1. Boeing-737 JT8D

One crash fatalities accounted for 507 500 flight hours the aircraft Boeing-737 JT8D. The aircraft are still operated by airlines in poor countries.