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This book introduces the occurrence, rescue and accident investigation processes of major global air crashes since the invention of the aircraft black box, as well as the impact of accidents on the industry. According to the causes of air crashes, they are divided into major factors such as mechanical failure, weather conditions, and human errors, as well as secondary factors such as accidental strikes, aircraft collisions, terrorist attacks, and suspected intentional crashes. Cases of high-altitude horror experiences, but in the end both humans and planes landed safely are included in the chapter on terror in the air. In some accident examples, the author's comments are inserted, mainly to pave the way for the analysis of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 incident.