By Lisa Barrington and Tim Hepher SEOUL/PARIS (Reuters) -Next month marks three years since a China Eastern jet plunged into a hillside killing 132 people, with relatives still waiting to learn what caused China's deadliest air disaster in three decades.

A spate of airplane crashes has raised travelers’ anxieties about flying. Experts say aviation remains comparatively less risky than other forms of transport and offer tips for staying safer.

In a question-and-answer session with WSJ aviation reporters, subscribers asked about DEI, lap infants and aging technology.

A growing number of aviation accidents and close calls like the recent near miss in Chicago is raising new concerns about air safety across the country. FOX's Mike Tobin reports.