Safety
ACSF ASAP Program Reaches 115 Participants
The reports are beginning to produce non-compliance and root cause trends, enabling the development of common mitigations.

The Air Charter Safety Foundation’s Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP) has grown to encompass 115 Part 135 and 91 operators, an expansion that outpaced the organization’s own expectations, said Russ Lawton, director of safety for the organization. The program, which involves a memorandum of understanding with the FAA, provides a mechanism for voluntarily reporting and mitigating safety issues in a “non-threatening” environment. While originally designed for Part 135, 65 of the participants in the ACSF-administered program are Part 91 operations.


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