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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Team to Boost African Aviation Safety

Flight Safety Foundation and AviAssist Foundation have partnered to address aviation safety and security issues in the East and Southern African (ESAF) region. "Statistically, this region is one of the least safe in the world," said AviAssist Director Tom Kok. "With the rapid growth of tourism and international business, it is vital that ESAF addresses these safety concerns and makes aviation as safe here as anywhere else in the world. Some countries and companies have done a brilliant job in improving their systems and can't wait to tell their stories. The current system hides those heroes. The AviAssist Foundation will support others in their efforts to replicate such success stories." AviAssist and the ESAF region will have access to FSF’s expertise in aviation safety. "FSF has spent decades developing best practices, various tool kits and other materials with its industry partners that need to be disseminated throughout Africa," said FSF President and CEO William R. Voss. "Africa is facing many of the safety challenges for which solutions have already been developed. The key is to get those solutions to the people who can use them, and AviAssist will play a vital role in the process."
 

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