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FSF Panel Addresses Safety Solutions Based on 2025 Data

Focus on organizational resilience as a means of learning from errors

Paige Kroner, Susie Scott, Adam Duszak, Daniel Marimoto — (Left to right) Paige Kroner, FSF director, member relations; Susie Scott, director of transportation, Oliver Wyman-Vector; Adam Duszak, flight test chief of safety, Gulfstream Aerospace; and Daniel Marimoto, air safety engineer, Embraer, highlighted the importance of following up on safety issues. © Flight Safety Foundation

By Matt Thurber • Editor-in-Chief

May 12, 2026

At the recent Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) Business Aviation Safety Summit, the first panel session shifted the conversation from keynote speaker Michael Graham, vice chair of the NTSB, and his highlights from the January 2025 KDCA midair collision to the topic, “Transforming 2025 Safety Findings into Future Solutions.”

“As we started formulating this year's agenda,” said Paige Kroner, FSF director, member relations, “we know that looking at the past incidents and accidents can help protect our future safety. Thank you to Michael Graham for helping us set the tone for this week's conversation.”

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