Speech To Focus On “Financial Benefits of Safety
Assessment Programs”
NTSB Vice Chairman Christopher Hart
(pictured, right) will speak at the annual Air Charter Safety
Foundation (ACSF) Air Charter Safety Symposium on March 2-3, 2010,
at the Marriott Westfields in Chantilly, VA. Hart has held
positions with the FAA, the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, and the Department of Transportation. He holds a
law degree from Harvard Law School and a Masters degree in
Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University.
Hart will speak to symposium attendees on the “Financial
Benefits of Safety Assessment Programs.” His presentation
will draw from his personal knowledge of safety programs and their
positive effects on overall business functions and improvement of
operational safety.
The Air Charter Safety Symposium is the premier event focusing
on safety in the on-demand air charter and shared aircraft
ownership industry. The symposium is a must-attend event to learn
the latest developments and practical techniques for implementation
of safety programs.
The Air Charter Safety Symposium
delivers an outstanding selection of speakers addressing a number
of critical safety issues that confront the Part 135 on-demand air
charter and fractional ownership industry.
Other Symposium topics include:
Addressing Security Concerns with Practical Advice
Implementation and Automation of Operational Risk
Assessment
Implementing and Evaluating SMS from a Small Operator’s
Perspective
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