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Baldwin Adds Features to Safety Management System

Mapping, FDM/FOQA data integration now included in Baldwin SMS

Baldwin Safety & Compliance Mapping Feature — Mapping and new FDM/FOQA data integration features are now included in Baldwin’s SMS. (Photo: Baldwin Safety & Compliance)

By James Careless

October 15, 2023

Baldwin Safety & Compliance (Booth C12026) has added a new mapping feature and the ability to integrate GE Aviation flight data monitoring (FDM)/corporate flight operational quality assurance (C-FOQA) event information to its safety management system (SMS) programs. According to Baldwin, both are significant additions to its platform, offering its SMS program users more capability to manage their aviation operations safely, efficiently, and with accountability.

Baldwin’s mapping feature “allows users to effortlessly pinpoint and monitor the exact location of safety-related events,” said Jason Starke, the company’s director of safety and product development. “A key advantage of this flexible tool is the ability to monitor data collected from a wide range of sources, including safety reports, Aviation Safety Action Program, Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing, and FOQA.

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