SCSI News

Now in its third decade, SCSI (Southern California Safety Institute) is an established center of excellence in aviation safety training, specializing in Accident Investigation training and Safety Management Systems. Over the years, we have trained over 10,000 individuals from government and civil organizations around the world, including the United States military, the FAA, the NTSB, and a host of commercial airline operations. With expert faculty; our own accident crash laboratory complete with fixed wing, gas turbine and helicopter wreckage; and distance learning courses, we are able to offer students a comprehensive learning experience available nowhere else. We strive to ensure that every student of our courses understands not only the basics of safety but also how to become the standard by which others are measured.

 

Industry News
Jazz Aviation LP wins international Aviation Safety Award - Sacramento Bee
By Jazz Aviation LP HALIFAX, May 17, 2012 -- /CNW/ - Jazz Aviation LP ("Jazz") received top honours at the 2012 European Safety Management Symposium, hosted by Baines Simmons, by besting a list of finalists to win the first Innovation in Aviation ...

Safety experts, celebrities want aviation-like agency to protect patients
- FierceHealthcare
Yet critics note that accident reports in healthcare significantly outnumber those in aviation, making it hard to duplicate the NTSB's success. "Some aspects of safety in health care ... are fundamentally different," HHS Agency for Healthcare Research ...

Airshow rules: Safety first, show business second
- AOPA Pilot
Veteran performer (and an aviation legend) JW "Corkey" Fornof, at left, and his fellow pilots paid close attention to the Sunday morning safety brief at the Great Tennessee Air Show. Also pictured, from left, Rob Holland, Matt Chapman, and others.

Nepal plane crash kills 15 including Bollywood child actress
- Examiner.com
The Aviation Safety Network database lists this as the 34th loss of a Dornier Do 228, and the 14th worst accident in Nepal. According to report by FlightGlobal published on Thursday, May 17, 2012, the pilot had told air traffic control about a minute ...

Indonesia airline boom raises new safety questions
- Fox News
JAKARTA, Indonesia - Dozens of fledgling airlines that have sprung up to serve Indonesia's island-hopping new middle class could jeopardize the archipelago's recently improved safety reputation, aviation experts say. The trend threatens to erode higher ...

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