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International Safety Initiatives

• John Vincent
• Head Safety Analysis Research
• November 2005

European Aviation Safety Agency Agence
Européenne de la Sécurité Aérienne Europäische
Agentur für Flugsicherheit Agenzia Europea per
la Sicurezza Aerea
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Safety cant stand still

• Recovered from 2001, SARs Oil prices
• Low cost airlines - phenomenal growth
• India and China
• Boom in orders for Airbus Boeing
• In a decade the annual increase in air traffic
  will equal the number of flyers in 1969, the year
  the 747 was introduced
• Open skies liberalisation
• Single skies

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Cooperative safety agendas around the world
COSCAP CIS Underway
JSSI gt ESSI
COSCAP NA, SA, SEA
CAST
ASET Underway
PAAST
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Basis for transition

• The JAA Safety Strategy Initiative (JSSI) was
  established in 1998. It is a safety improvement
  program supporting the JAA in meeting a
  commitment to improve aviation safety in Europe
• The JSSI Steering Group (StG) closely cooperates
  with the Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST)

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Safety Loop

• Safety Management System

CAST / JSSI / RASTs
What next?
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Means Methods (3)

• Top Down
• Lead by safety regulator
• Starts with high level analysis
• Partnership
• Lead by co-chaired steering committee
• Starts with joint priorities
• Bottom Up
• Lead by industry
• Starts with survey of activities

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Top Down

• Strengths
• Strategic
• Link to rulemaking
• Weaknesses
• Indifferent buy in
• Lack of detail
• Character
• Slow response
• Mandatory

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Bottom Up

• Strengths
• Current concerns
• Understandable
• Weaknesses
• Shouts loudest
• Gaps arise
• Character
• Rapid response
• Voluntary

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Partnership

• Strengths
• Balance of concerns
• Commitment to action
• Weaknesses
• Compromise / dilution
• Management overhead
• Character
• Reliant on good leadership
• Open

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