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STANDARD PROMOTES USE OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AMONG BUSINESS AVIATION OPERATORS

Ray Rohr

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SUBTITLE: TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING, THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF AN INTERNATIONAL OPERATING STANDARD FOR BUSINESS AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SHOULD BECOME A WORLDWIDE CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING A STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO MANAGING SAFETY.

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SUBTITLE: TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING, THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF AN INTERNATIONAL OPERATING STANDARD FOR BUSINESS AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SHOULD BECOME A WORLDWIDE CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING A STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO MANAGING SAFETY.

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SUBTITLE: TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING, THE RECENT INTRODUCTION OF AN INTERNATIONAL OPERATING STANDARD FOR BUSINESS AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SHOULD BECOME A WORLDWIDE CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING A STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO MANAGING SAFETY.

Key concepts: Subtitle, Aviation, Code of practice, International standard, Aeronautics, Engineering, Aviation safety, Business

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