
Operational audits show that some aircraft operators are having continuing difficulty in tracking the recent experience and the duty and rest limits of their pilots, as well as conducting risk assessments for new routes or new operations.
Audit Review, Basic Aviation Risk Standard
BARS auditors probe aircraft operators’ weaknesses.
by Linda Werfelman | September 6, 2016
Operational audits show that some aircraft operators are having continuing difficulty in tracking the recent experience and the duty and rest limits of their pilots, as well as conducting risk assessments for new routes or new operations.
2022 FSF Press Releases, uncrewed aircraft, Unmanned Aircraft
MELBOURNE — Flight Safety Foundation’s Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) Program, working in collaboration with some of the world’s largest mining and resource companies, has developed the Remotely Piloted Aircraft…
by FSF Communications Staff
The NTSB says FAA inaction on several safety recommendations contributed to the fatal 2019 crash of an AS350 on a Hawaii mountainside
by Linda Werfelman
News, Safety Management, Safety Regulation
A review of 19 related aviation safety recommendations says seven were met with an ‘unacceptable response.’
by Linda Werfelman