operation and business aviation midterm

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Leadership

A behavior that influences others toward a common goal; it's demonstrated through actions, not titles, and aligned with company values.

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Effective aviation leader traits

Integrity, clear communication, accountability, adaptability, emotional intelligence, and commitment to safety and teamwork.

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NBAA Leadership Conference purpose

It provides professional development through thought leaders and educators to strengthen leadership skills across all levels.

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DEI statement: Inclusion Fuels Our Future

NBAA commits to fostering inclusivity, collaboration, and representation across business aviation to fuel innovation.

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Psychological safety

A team condition where individuals feel safe to share ideas, admit mistakes, and raise safety concerns without fear.

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Benefits of psychological safety

1. Stronger safety culture and SMS 2. More inclusion and trust 3. Higher engagement and performance.

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Strategies to build psychological safety

Invite participation, welcome dissenting opinions, and reframe failure as learning.

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DEI's impact on safety culture

It promotes openness and respect, encouraging honest safety reporting and collaboration.

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Importance of ethical leadership

It builds credibility, ensures regulatory compliance, prevents reputational damage, and fosters trust.

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Four pillars of sustainability in aviation leadership

Environmental, social, operational, and economic responsibility.

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Core HR functions in a flight department

Recruiting, training, compliance, performance evaluation, retention, compensation, and workforce development.

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HR's role in safety and emergency preparedness

By ensuring regulatory training, clear communication channels, and employee readiness for ERP and SMS participation.

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NBAA YoPro

Young Professionals in Business Aviation — a network fostering leadership, connection, and mentorship for emerging aviation talent.

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Four stages of the NBAA Mentoring Network

Preparation → Collaboration → Growth → Closure; mentors and mentees set goals and build skills together.

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Importance of continual professional education

It keeps staff current on regulations, technology, and leadership best practices.

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NBAA conferences and seminars' impact on HR initiatives

They provide targeted education for roles like pilots, dispatchers, and managers.

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DEI's support for workforce effectiveness

By improving innovation, retention, and engagement across diverse teams.

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Flight Operations Management

To deliver safe, efficient, and compliant air transport aligned with company mission.

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Flight Operations Manual (FOM)

It standardizes policies and procedures, communicates expectations, and ensures regulatory alignment.

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FOM Review

To stay current with FAA regulations and reflect actual operational practices.

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General Maintenance Manual (GMM)

A reference documenting maintenance policies, ensuring consistent safety and compliance.

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Pillars of SMS

Safety Policy and Objectives, Risk Management, Safety Assurance, and Safety Promotion.

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SMS Implementation

It proactively identifies and mitigates risks before accidents occur.

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IS-BAO

International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations — a globally recognized safety and professionalism code.

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Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS)

A program identifying and mitigating fatigue-related risks through scheduling, training, and data analysis.

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Security Plan Elements

Threat assessment, access control, crew training, emergency contacts, and regular audits.

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Emergency Response Plan (ERP) Steps

Accident notification and media coordination — plus assigned roles and procedures.

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Flight Operations and Maintenance Interconnection

Through communication on aircraft status, scheduling, and safety data.

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Fatigue Impact on Flight Safety

It impairs judgment and reaction time; proper FRMS reduces human error.

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Maintenance Department Purpose

To ensure continued airworthiness and maximum aircraft availability through inspection and repair.

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Maintenance Personnel Support

By planning budgets, tracking maintenance history, and managing refurbishment projects.

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Maintenance Operations Manual Contents

Policies for discrepancy entries, corrective actions, vendor selection, and documentation standards.

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KPI and SPI in Maintenance

KPIs = performance metrics; SPIs = safety metrics tracking maintenance effectiveness.

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Maintenance Mission Statement Role

It defines purpose and values supporting the overall flight department mission.

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Maintenance Manager Budget Responsibilities

Plan for training, parts, and engine reserves; coordinate with accounting to align costs and operations.

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Analytics in Maintenance Performance

By tracking trends in downtime, costs, and safety issues for data-driven decisions.

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Maintenance Safety Program Goal

To prevent injuries and equipment damage through audits, training, and continuous improvement.