Safety
FSF Establishes Asia-Pacific Center in Singapore
The Flight Safety Foundation is opening an Asia-Pacific center for aviation safety in Singapore.
View from Merlion Park in Singapore with airliner passing over Marina Bay Sands
The Flight Safety Foundation is opening an Asia-Pacific center for aviation safety in Singapore. (Photo: Flight Safety Foundation)

The Flight Safety Foundation is opening an Asia-Pacific center headquartered in Singapore. The center will develop an annual program to meet the needs of aviation regulators and industry in the region; undertake projects and studies to provide a deeper understanding of safety challenges; and build capabilities in technology, data analytics, and safety management processes.

Former airline pilot and ICAO and United Nations executive Mitchell Fox will serve as the center director. During his 30 years with ICAO, Fox served as the chief of the Trainair Program, the operational safety section and strategic planning office, and regional affairs coordinator in the office of the secretary-general. He was also the U.N. director of air transport service, managing more than 200 aircraft that support peacekeeping missions worldwide.

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