Foundation Calls for Accelerating Safety Solutions for 5G Rollout
FSF is concerned about the continuing confusion surrounding implementation of expanded 5G services in the United States.
Industry Updates
FSF Accepting Nominations for Richard Crane Founder’s Award
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Flight Safety Foundation is accepting nominations for the Richard Teller Crane Founder’s Award, which recognizes an organization for its sustained corporate leadership through lasting contributions in civil…
by FSF Communications Staff
NTSB Member Michael Graham to Keynote BASS 2022
67th Business Aviation Safety Summit set for May 10-11 in Savannah, Georgia,
by FSF Communications Staff
FSF BARS Program Signs Agreement with Web Manuals
Flight Safety Foundation’s Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) Program has entered into an agreement with Web Manuals, which specializes in developing digital document management solutions for the aviation industry. David…
by FSF Communications Staff
FSF Accepting Nominations for Gloria Heath Trophy
New award is named for one of the founders of Flight Safety Foundation.
by FSF Communications Staff
FSF Highlights Persistent Risks in Analysis of 2021 Accident Data
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Runway excursions, loss of control‒in flight and controlled flight into terrain accounted for nearly 30 percent of all airliner accidents in 2021, according to Flight Safety Foundation’s…
by FSF Communications Staff
Nominations Open for 2022 FSF Business Aviation Service Award
The award will be presented during BASS 2022, May 10-11 in Savannah.
by FSF Communications Staff
Foundation Urges Collaboration on Safe Implementation of 5G
Foundation strongly encourages FAA and FCC to work together to develop a plan for the safe implementation of 5G mobile communications services.
by FSF Communications Staff
2021 FSF Press Releases, Basic Aviation Risk Standard
Major Mining Operators Join BARS Program
Mineral Resources and SSR Mining are joining the Flight Safety Foundation’s Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) Program.
by FSF Communications Staff
S. Harry Robertson Dies; Developed Crash-Resistant Fuel Tanks
Harry Robertson, an aviation safety pioneer and the developer of crash-resistant aircraft fuel tanks, has died at age 87. Robertson, who died Oct. 9, was an engineer and inventor who…
by FSF Communications Staff
2021 FSF Press Releases, COVID-19
Foundation Calls for Accelerated Global Deployment of Digital Health Certificates
BRUSSELS — Flight Safety Foundation today called on the aviation industry, regulators and health authorities around the world to accelerate development of standardized and internationally accepted digital health certificates and…
by FSF Communications Staff