The Global Aerospace Commitment to Safety
The Global Aerospace SM4 Safety Program has revolutionized the way insurance specialists help their clients achieve higher levels of operational safety. Launched in 2010, and the first program of its kind, SM4 was built on the concept of integrating four critical safety components: planning, prevention, response and recovery. Its mission is to help organizations manage risk, enrich training efforts, strengthen safety culture and improve safety management systems.
Emerging Security Threats in Business Aviation: Activism and Down-Route Risks
Security incidents affecting business aviation do not need to involve violence to have an operational impact. A protest delaying crew movements, blocking access to a hangar or resulting in an unauthorized photograph of a sensitive client can all trigger reputational, financial or compliance concerns for operators.
Little Things Matter: The Lost Key of the Titanic
Ultimately, the story of the Titanic’s lost key is a call to action for aviation professionals. It underscores the need for unwavering attention to detail, robust systems to catch human error and a culture that prioritizes safety over haste.
