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AINsight: NBAA Safety Committee Round Table
The NBAA Safety Committee has reinvented itself into a “finely tuned machine" and charted a course by releasing its top aviation safety focus areas.

With the sole purpose of making business aviation safer, the NBAA Safety Committee has reinvented itself into a “finely tuned machine,” according to committee chair Jeff Wofford, and charted a course by releasing its top safety focus areas for 2021/2022. Using the association’s “foundations of safety” as a focal point, the Safety Committee has identified several priorities that support a continued commitment to improving business aviation safety standards.

To learn more, I spoke with the committee’s leadership to discuss its new strategy and methodology for developing its list of top focus areas geared towards mitigating major threats to business aviation safety. We closed out the meeting with a brief discussion on the major deliverables and events scheduled for NBAA-BACE in less than three weeks. 

Stuart “Kipp” Lau
Contributor - Safety
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Pilot, safety expert, consultant, and aviation journalist Stuart “Kipp” Lau writes about flight safety and airmanship for AIN.

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