NBAA fosters an environment that enables business aviation to thrive. Because safety is a core value in that mission, the association offers numerous proven, effective resources on that topic for all types of operators.
nbaa.org/safety
Safety Data Collection, Analysis and Sharing
These resources will assist your operation in proactively measuring safety. They support continuous improvements, while reducing costs and liability as part of a safety management system.
nbaa.org/data-sharing
Loss of Control Inflight (LOC-I)
NBAA offers guidance documents, videos and training opportunities to help recognize and mitigate risks that can lead to aircraft upsets.
nbaa.org/loc-i
Human Factors in Safety
This set of resources examines interactions among aviation personnel, their environments and equipment.
nbaa.org/human-factors
Single-Pilot Operations
In today’s busy ATC environment, operating complex aircraft as the sole pilot aboard demands a host of skills. These resources serve as an introduction to a wealth of valuable guidance about single-pilot operations.
nbaa.org/singlepilot
Small Flight Department Safety Guide
This informative document provides a roadmap for smaller operators to begin taking safety to the next level.
nbaa.org/smallfdsafety
Source: FAA
Managing Risks in Diverse Fleets
A new NBAA resource considers human factors issues commonly faced by operators of multiple aircraft types, including loss of procedural compliance.
nbaa.org/diverse-fleets
NBAA News Hour: Is It Safe to Fly?
After a series of recent aviation incidents and accidents, our panel of experts answers the question: “Is it safe to fly?”
nbaa.org/newshour/is-it-safe
Business Jet Fatalities Are Trending Downward
From 2023 to 2024, total fatalities from accidents involving US- and non-US-registered business jets decreased by 34%, according to preliminary data.
Source: AIN
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