Harry the point you are making is pointless. Injuries do not mean that an incident is more serious than another. Two planes nearly colliding is more serious than severe turbulence that injures a few people because the potential outcome of the two events is much different. The severe turbulence has the potential to injure a few people, the near collision of two planes could mean the loss of hundreds of lives. Also just because one article on wiki includes minor events does not mean that all should. Go look at some of the major American airlines that have been around for the past 70-80 years and if they were to include every minor incident it would be a list a mile long. Instead the list of accidents include only serious incidents (which include potential terrorist actions).

Irish aviation authorities have three labels for incidents/accidents: Incident, Serious Incident, Accident.

Ryanair depressurization with emergency decent and with oxygen masks deployed in cabin. People had earaches but nobody hospitalized. Labeled an INCIDENT by the Irish aviation authorities.

Ryanair: depressurization with passenger oxygen masks deployed with no injuries. Labeled INCIDENT by Irish aviation authorities.

Ryanair: depressurization with passenger oxygen masks deployed with no injuries. Labeled INCIDENT by Irish aviation authorities.

Ryanair: engine bird strike and shutdown on takeoff and return to airport single engine labeled INCIDENT by Irish aviation authorities.

Ryanair: labeled SERIOUS incidents by Irish aviation authorities although no damage or no injuries

Aerlingus depressurization incidents (only 737's listed)

Depressurization with emergency descent with passenger oxygen masks deployed with no injuries. labeled INCIDENT by Irish aviation authorities.

Depressurization with emergency descent with passenger oxygen masks deployed. 21 passengers did seek medical attention and 3 crew, suffered from earaches and nose bleeds. Labeled INCIDENT by Irish aviation authorities.

Depressurization incident where the flight crew completely messed up. Continued to climb, passenger masks dropped, first officer taking oxygen, captain refuses oxygen and then tells the passengers they don't really need the oxygen although they are still at 14,000 feet. Labeled incident by Irish aviation authorities.
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