I beg to differ Jerryc41. When you are driving you have to worry about every oncoming driver. Have they gotten enough sleep? Have they been drinking? Using drugs? What's their mental state? How well is their vehicle maintained? Any hazardous cargo? What is their driving skill level? Distractions?

Air travel is much less stressful. Their are two pilots sitting up front. Both undergo periodic retraining and medical exams. True, you do have to think about aircraft maintenance, but the same thing is true. The mechanics are all required to have the necessary skills.

The Flight Channel is my favorite. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+flight+channel

I also like Mini Air Crash Invesitgation. the one below is unbelievable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RHJOjXD-Uc&t=22s

The different channels report on the same crashes. The one about the death of the Polish resident is awful. The Communist Party guy over-ruled the pilots, and they crashed. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=polish+president+plane+crash

Russian planes used to have the horizon indicator moving opposite from western planes. Pilots switching from one type to the other sometimes crashed.

Greg Feith is good. He's a current or former crash investigator. I once saw someone being interviewed about a crash on one of those shows, and I recognized him as a former local guy. He now works in the airline industry in one way or another.

I decided years ago that I was through with flying. This was mainly because of price increases and service reductions by the airlines. As time goes on, passengers are another reason why I won't fly again. A passenger on Frontier Airlines was taped to his seat after he groped two flight attendants and punched a third. Imagine being stuck in an aluminum tube people someone like that.

Yes, I know that 99.9% of all passengers behave. But I also know that as soon as I get on a checkout line, the line stops because of problems. Yesterday, I had to cross a local toll bridge, and the automatic EZPass lane was closed. The lane with the guy in the booth wasn't moving. Then it moved very, very slowly. When I got there, the guy was wiping down the whole interior and closing out. Shift change. When the new guy arrived - walking slower than I thought was possible - he had to go through a whole setup procedure. Really, it was comical. Without even looking at me, he detected the EZPass and opened the gate. So, if you think I would have an uneventful flight, guess again.

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Aug 3: "Woman duct-taped to seat after biting flight attendant, trying to open plane’s door, airline says."
July 11: "A woman was physically restrained to her chair with strips of duct tape aboard an American Airlines flight, the company says, after she allegedly tried to open the plane’s door while the craft was in flight and assaulted a crew member."