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Issues in Chinese Thanks to the initiative and hard work of a group of volunteers, Chinese translations of a number of AeroSafety World issues are now available. This nonprofit volunteer group, SaferSky Flight Safety Service Team, works independently of other organizations not only to maximize its freedom of action but also in recognition of the neutral nature of the most effective air safety work. The team is composed of members of the Chinese aviation community with a wide range of skills. Their enthusiasm for the information found in AeroSafety World inspired this effort to share the publication with the large and quickly growing Chinese aviation industry, in which English language skills are in early development. Translating every word in a 64-page magazine and producing new layouts to fit the original space of the English version is a major challenge, especially when performed as a part-time activity by people with full-time jobs. When the team began, it did not translate every issue. However, “We have made up our minds to translate each issue after August 2008,” a team director says. The Chinese edition initially will be available only via the Internet. However, should demand and financial support develop sufficiently, the team will consider the possibility of printing paper copies of the translated magazine. It also is hoped that the Chinese ASW project will provide the basis for a continued expansion of the SaferSky Flight Safety Service Team. Check out what other services the team offers on its website, http://www.safersky.cn/. The Flight Safety Foundation is grateful to the SaferSky Flight Safety Service Team for their efforts to more widely distribute ASW and looks forward to a long, fruitful relationship. Available Issues of AeroSafety World in Chinese
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