Foundation Annual Safety Report Warns of Rising Risks from Gaps in Safety Compliance
FSF calls for an industrywide recommitment to safety fundamentals.
Industry Updates
Recognizing Safety Advances of the Past — and Present
This year, Flight Safety Foundation is celebrating its 70th anniversary, so we have spent a…
Flight Safety Foundation Statement on New Security Measures Outlined by DHS
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Flight Safety Foundation expressed its support Thursday for the enhanced aviation security…
News, Lithium Batteries, Dangerous Goods
New Security Measures Ordered for U.S.-Bound Flights
DHS opts for enhanced screening over expanding laptop ban.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Foundation Focus
FAA Sets Up Drone ID and Tracking ARC
Foundation selected to participate on ARC that could help pave the way for drone flights…
ATSB Opens Investigation Into AirAsia X In-Flight Engine Failure
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has opened an investigation into a June 25 in-flight…
Committee Recommends SMS for All Canadian Commercial Operators
A committee of the Canadian Parliament is recommending that all of the country’s commercial aviation…
News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems
U.K. AAIB Lauds Use of Drones in Accident Investigations
UAVs are less expensive than helicopters to operate and be used more easily for a…
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, 2017 FSF Press Releases
Foundation Welcomes Wolf UAS as First UAS Member
FSF launches new unmanned aircraft systems membership category.
News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Safety Regulation
Europe Moves to Advance Low-Altitude Drone Safety
The system is expected to be in place by 2019.