Aviation Safety

Accident investigations have identified a poor safety culture as a factor that increases the probability and severity of accidents. It is also recognized that enabling a strong organizational safety culture requires continual application of all employees at every level, but especially commitment from top executives, as leadership thoughts and actions cascade down the organization and impact the actions of all employees. This is why providing greater visibility to the importance of Safety Leadership and Culture in a safety-critical industry such as aviation is a priority. To support this, IATA has initiated IATA Safety Talks and has developed the IATA Safety Leadership Charter. The IATA Safety Talks feature industry leaders across geographies and cultures who share their unique perspectives and highlight the key role of Safety Leadership and Safety Culture in delivering a safer, more efficient and resilient business. The Safety Leadership Charter has been developed in consultation with IATA members, and the wider aviation community, to support industry executives in evolving a positive safety culture within their organizations. The Charter is geared toward strengthening organizational safety culture through highlighting this critical element as a driver for continuous improvement in safety performance, by proposing commitment to key leadership principles and supporting practical actions.

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Significant improvements in safety have been made since the start of commercial aviation, allowing it to become a trusted mode of transportation that connects people and boosts businesses. In this video Airbus recaps the key improvements which have made air travel safer and more reliable since the 1940s. This includes developments such as improvements in aircraft technology, as well as enhancements in flight training, navigation and air traffic control. The aviation industry continues to evolve, but its top priority is the same: getting passengers to their destinations safely. Any views on the future of aviation safety ? join the discussion now: #AviationSafety

Royal Aeronautical Society Heathrow Branch October 2018 Lecture - "The Work of the Aviation Safety Regulator" by Troy Preston, Head of Future Safety, Civil Aviation Authority UK ABSTRACT: The UK has one of the world’s largest aviation industries. In 2016, UK airlines flew over 1.2 million flights carrying nearly 154 million passengers. And our airspace system handles around 2.4 million flights a year. On top of this is the nation’s extensive general aviation community that includes private flying, microlights and balloons. At the same time, we have an excellent aviation safety record. It is important to recognise that the safety performance of large commercial aeroplanes varies across the world and the fact that the fatal accident rate for UK airlines is one of the lowest in Europe and the rest of the world. UK airspace and UK airlines are among the safest. Yet in 2014, the UK Civil Aviation Authority announced its intention to form a new approach to the safety regulation of the aviation industry - moving to a regime of 'performance based' oversight. In this lecture, the Guest Speaker will explain why then has the UK CAA decided to overhaul its approach to aviation safety regulation? How are things changing and what does the future hold? ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Since July 2018, Troy has headed up the Future Safety Team responsible for the UK regulators’ safety strategy, policy, innovation and the provision of safety and business assurance to the Executive Team. Troy is an experienced engineer who has 35 years’ working in the aviation Industry. During this time, he has worked in design and manufacturing, air traffic management and most recently in UK safety regulation. Troy’s career highlights include; leading a major safety improvement programme for NATS, the project management of the Swanwick Air Traffic Control Centre programme (from inception to going live) and the co-management of the Heathrow Control Tower during the Terminal 5 opening.

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In this insightful throwback, Tim Bonnell Jr. breaks down the four pillars of Safety Management Systems (SMS) in aviation. Tim's expertise sheds light on how SMS can significantly enhance safety and efficiency. Discover the transformative power of a well-implemented SMS. ? #ThrowbackThursday #AviationSafety #SMS #insuranceinsights #safetytips

Aviation Safety

The NHS can learn about safety from the aviation industry: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/aviation-and-its-contributions-to-healthcare There are surprising similarities between the aviation (and especially airline) industries and healthcare; especially cardiac surgery. Both involve highly trained and skilled people working in teams over unusual hours and in stressful circumstances whilst being responsible for the lives of others. How airlines mitigate its risks and investigates its disasters has important lessons for healthcare. This lecture will explore these lessons, with examples from both camps, and concentrate on the human factors which govern the performance of high reliability organisations. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/aviation-and-its-contributions-to-healthcare Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 1,800 lectures free to access or download from the website. Website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk Twitter: http://twitter.com/GreshamCollege Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greshamcollege Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/greshamcollege