US-based Flight Safety Foundation and the Aviation Safety Alliance will merge their organizations under the FSF name effective Dec. 31. FSF said the new group "will focus its dual strengths to provide the most expert knowledge to industry and media on global aviation safety issues and best practices." Susan Coughlin will step down as president and CEO of ASA but will remain on the FSF board of governors and serve in an advisory role. "This merger pulls together the best expertise in the world on aviation safety," said FSF President and CEO Stuart Matthews.
US-based Flight Safety Foundation and the Aviation Safety Alliance will merge their organizations under the FSF name effective Dec. 31. FSF said the new group "will focus its dual strengths to provide the most expert knowledge to industry and media on global aviation safety issues and best practices." Susan Coughlin will step down as president and CEO of ASA but will remain on the FSF board of governors and serve in an advisory role. "This merger pulls together the best expertise in the ...
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