The Indian DGCA has published an audit report which claims that all airlines in India are violating safety norms to cut cost - see http://ibnlive.in.com/news/all-airlines-violating-safety-norms-dgca/219182-3.html . However, it has not apparently imposed immediate sanctions on any individual operator. I have not yet seen the full document but the media reports suggest that there are a variety of concerns, many of them linked to the quality and effectiveness of the flight data management (FDM) programmes.
Used well FDM offers an invaluable insight into the behavioural choices made by pilots, while at the same time providing vital operational data to improve efficiency and cut cost. Used badly or without the correct understanding FDM can be worse than useless. Gates Aviation has experience and expertise in the establishment and maintenance of sound and cost-effective FDM programmes, as well as access to the necessary hardware and software to support them. The entire programme can be outsourced to an independent service provider in North America if required. Contact us for further information.
Used well FDM offers an invaluable insight into the behavioural choices made by pilots, while at the same time providing vital operational data to improve efficiency and cut cost. Used badly or without the correct understanding FDM can be worse than useless. Gates Aviation has experience and expertise in the establishment and maintenance of sound and cost-effective FDM programmes, as well as access to the necessary hardware and software to support them. The entire programme can be outsourced to an independent service provider in North America if required. Contact us for further information.
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