The Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) will hold an initial series of focus groups this month as part of a multi-year study concerning safety data collection and processing systems within two key regions: Asia-Pacific and Pan-America.
The first Asia-Pacific workshops is taking place in Wellington, New Zealand today (July 2); then Sydney, Australia (July 6); Singapore (July 8); Hong Kong (July 10) and Tokyo, Japan (July 13).
Pan-American focus groups are scheduled for Mexico City, Mexico (July 20-21) and Panama City, Panama (July 23-24).
The Global Safety Information Project (GSIP) seeks information pertaining to safety data collection and processing from aviation industry stakeholders within the key regions.
The Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) will hold an initial series of focus groups this month as part of a multi-year study concerning safety data collection and processing systems within two key regions: Asia-Pacific and Pan-America.
The first Asia-Pacific workshops is taking place in Wellington, New Zealand today (July 2); then Sydney, Australia (July 6); Singapore (July 8); Hong Kong (July 10) and Tokyo, Japan (July 13).
Pan-American focus groups are scheduled for Mexico City, Mexico (July 20-21) and Panama City, Panama (July 23-24).
The Global Safety Information Project (GSIP) seeks information pertaining to safety data collection and processing from aviation industry stakeholders within the key regions.
