Why does flying say it's safe, but it's dangerous? Isn't this a contradiction?

It is easy to have an accident by plane, but people say that the plane is the safest for the following reasons:

First, the inspection process is complicated.

It is because of the danger that all security measures are the most stringent, just to prevent one in ten thousand possibilities. Before the plane takes off, all planes need to go through very strict inspection procedures, and every link of the plane can not be ignored. There is a very capable and rigorous working team at the airport, and every plane will be inspected in detail before taking off.

It is impossible for any other means of transportation to do this except airplanes. Whether it is bus or intercity bus, subway or train, every trip will not be so strict. Therefore, although the plane accident is very serious, it is also the most rigorous of all public transportation, and in this respect, the plane is also the safest.

Second: as long as there is doubt, the plane cannot take off.

No public transport can be so cautious about airplanes. After all, when the plane flew together, it was already in the air. Once the plane is out of control, it will bring immeasurable losses. Therefore, if there is any doubt about any link of the plane before taking off, the risk of delay will be ignored, and the whole crew will check the plane, even if it is only doubt, the plane cannot take off.

So when flying, there are often plane delays, and even if you don't worry about the weather, you can't take off. These factors will affect the safety of aircraft. But as long as the plane has doubts about any link, it will check it out at all costs. Therefore, although the plane is prone to accidents, it is precisely because of such a comprehensive inspection and cautious attitude that the safety of the plane is the highest.

At least the airport staff's consideration of aircraft safety is the first, and the safety of passengers is guaranteed.