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55th annual Corporate Aviation Safety Seminar

Aug. 28, 2009, Tuscan, Ariz. – Flight Safety Foundation and the National Business Aviation Association will focus on solutions to aviation safety issues that will have a positive influence on corporate aviation operations. 

Papers are sought in the following areas:

• NTSB:  operator preparations and safety board expectations
• Safety in dynamic economic times
• FRMS (fatigue risk management system) for corporate aviation
• Takeoff and landing safety
• Practical safety management system (SMS): making it work in your organization
• Oceanic operations
• Quantifying safety
• Real life experiences in implementing an SMS
• Ensuring pilot competency: selection and maintenance
• Birds and other wildlife hazards
• Impact of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) operations on the national air space 
• Corporate aviation as seen by air traffic control (ATC)
• Ditching survivability
• How to build and maintain a quality flight department
• High altitude upsets
• Lessons learned from aviation mishaps
• Implications of  NexGen for corporate operators
• Corporate Flight Operations Quality Asssurance (C-FOQA) contributions to safety
• Safety in aircraft maintenance
• Operational impact of variances in country to country regulations 
• Medical issues
• Challenges in training
• Safety in supplemental lift operations

Papers submitted on any other appropriate subject will be considered.
You can also submit on-line by visiting the website: http://www.flightsafety.org