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 Günther Matschni gg Senior Vice President, SO&I Köln, 10 October 2012 The Regulators and the Industry, a Partnership for Safety

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  • Gnther MatschniggSenior Vice President, SO&I

    Kln, 10 October 2012

    The Regulators and the Industry,a Partnership for Safety

  • October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 2

  • Working together: Training ITQI collaboration with ICAO, regulators and partners

    October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 3

  • Working together : FRMS Combined IATA, ICAO,

    IFALPA workshops

    October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 4

  • Western-built jet hull losses per million sectors

    5

    North America0.000.16

    Latin America & the Caribbean

    0.000.68

    Europe0.210.00

    CIS0.001.79

    Middle East & North Africa

    0.003.35Africa

    5.435.65

    Asia-Pacific0.370.39

    North Asia0.000.00

    Red = 2012 year to date / Blue = 2011 year to date Source: IATA GSIC

    Regional Safety Performance: 31.8.2012Western-built jet hull losses per million sectors

    October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety

  • October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 6

    Safety in Europe Europe has an excellent Safety performanceThanks to EC/ECAC/EASA, NAAs and all other

    stakeholders

    so, do we need more oversight and regulation?

  • October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 7

    ..We need better regulation !Some regulations dont enhance SafetyRules developed without need Risk assessmentBalance between Quality and QuantityHarmonisation of Regulation

    Move toward a performance based oversight system

  • Partnership GSIE IATA and China

    October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 8

    ECAC

  • October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 9

    EASA - IATA MoU

    EASA and IATA signed a MoU today

    Exchange of safety information

    EASA

    ECAC

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    Safety Information Mandatory Occurrence Reports (MOR) information not

    enough for an effective performance based approachPrecursors may appear in other regions of the world or

    outside the MOR systemThe Industry owns extremely valuable

    safety information that shall be used for better identification of hazards

  • IOSA 2 reports 389 members 63% all flights

    Global Safety Information Center - GSIC

    GDDB 4 reports 21members 5% all flights

    FDX31 members3% all flights

    ISAGO 2 reports 120+ members 18% all flights

    STEADES 30 reports 151+ carriers 33% all flights

    Accident DB2 Reports 5 years

    online

  • Partnership for Safety

    TOTAL ACCIDENT RATE FOR IOSA OPERATORS VS. NON-IOSA

    (includes Eastern & Western Jet & Turboprop aircraft)

    October 2012, Kln12

    As per 31st August 2012

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    Working together: IOSA use for EASA

    IOSA is not substituting but complementing regulatory activities to achieve safety:

    Strict adherence to ICAO Standards and Industry Best Practices

    Implementation of SMS Consistent better performance of IOSA Operators Complement to the system of Ramp Inspections

  • 19th of October 2011, KlnPartnership for Safety 14

    Working together: SAFA and IOSA

    Improvement of safety is the common goal

    Different but complimentary programs System vs. process implementation Exchange of information (GSIE)

  • 19th of October 2011, KlnPartnership for Safety 15

    Safety by working together - Summary

    Safety is a shared goal and responsibility

    Commitment of all stakeholders Compliance with regulation alone

    does not ensure safety Exchange of safety information for

    continuous improvement and data driven approach

  • Thank you

    October 2012, KlnPartnership for Safety 16May 31 - June 1, 2011

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