Regulations and Government
Firm Helps Operators Navigate OSHA Cabin Rules
Corporate Aviators developed a Compliance Process Tool to ensure that U.S. companies using full-time or contract flight attendants comply with OSHA rules.

Aviation staffing services firm Corporate Aviators has developed a "Compliance Process Tool" to ensure that U.S. companies using full-time or contract flight attendants comply with OSHA requirements in the aircraft cabin, including hazard communication, bloodborne pathogens and occupational noise exposure. Last year the FAA issued Notice 8900.288, which made these OSHA standards a requirement for aircraft cabin crewmembers, whether temporary or permanent.