RISK MANAGEMENT, AN EXAMPLE OF ENFORCING IT TO PROVIDE FLIGHT SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES

Abstract

The mission of flight safety is to ensure the conditions for the conduct of aeronautical activities at an accepted level of risk. The primary objectives of aviation safety are to avoid loss of life and injury to persons. The following objectives, as a priority, are to avoid material damage and limit the effects of aviation events. As a result, at least two elements of operational capabilities are in the attention of aviation safety processes: personnel (in number and training for combat) and aircraft (in terms of their availability and performance). The fundamental working tool of aviation safety is risk management.