Foundation Unveils Seven Principles of Aviation Safety Leadership
Global engagement campaign to launch at IASS 2025 in Lisbon.
Industry Updates
Helicopter Accidents Up in U.S., Down Internationally
The number of helicopter accidents in the United States increased last year from 2016, but…
News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Aviation Research
Next Two Decades Will Bring Surge in Drone Use, Report Says
The aviation industry already has begun a shift toward large unmanned aircraft systems, which will…
2018 FSF Press Releases, GSIP Press Releases
Foundation Congratulates CAST/ASIAS for Receiving Aviation Week Award
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Flight Safety Foundation on Friday extended its congratulations to the U.S. Commercial…
FSF Calls for Renewed Focus on Quality for Pilot Training and Proficiency
“Training must target real-world risk and ensure a progressive and satisfactory performance standard,” said President…
Jack Jessop, Former FSF Board Member, Dies
Capt. Jack Jessop, a former flight operations director and board member of British Airways and…
Nominations for Business Aviation Meritorious Service Award Now Open
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Flight Safety Foundation is seeking nominations for the 2018 FSF Business Aviation…
Aviation Safety Events | February 2018
FEBRUARY 22 | Aviation Day USA. International Air Transport Association (IATA) and The Wings Club. New…
Cabin Safety, Accident/Incident Investigation
Emergency Communications
NTSB calls for better communications between flight and cabin crews during emergencies.
IATA Data Show Continuing Decline in Accidents
Downward trends persisted in commercial aviation accidents in 2017, with an all-accident rate of 1.08…
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, 2018 FSF Press Releases
Foundation Urges ICAO, Governments to Accelerate Regulation, Oversight of Recreational Drones
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Flight Safety Foundation today urged world governments to step up their regulation…