Implementing Flight 2005
In December 1999, Transport Canada finalized a new civil aviation safety
framework, entitled Flight 2005, a document that outlines the departments
aviation safety focus over the next five years. Our collective aim in Flight
2005 is to achieve two key results: a continued improvement on the high level of
aviation safety in Canada and a high level of public confidence in our Civil Aviation
program. Since then, the National Civil Aviation Management Team has been sharing the
details with its many stakeholders and now it is time to show the specific
initiatives and direct performance measures that have been identified for
Implementing Flight 2005.
Each region and functional branch has developed, or is in the process of
finalizing, detailed work plans that highlight its specific contribution to
Implementing Flight 2005 over the next two years. The following pages
summarize these activities for the national civil aviation program.
Transport Canada is continuing its strong partnership approach to ensure that a
solid foundation is established with the aviation community and the Canadian public
for implementing the Flight 2005 safety targets. Actions are aimed at
enhancing safety data use, deploying resources to areas of highest risk, introducing
safety management systems, consistently assessing human factors, and continuing and
enhancing open communications.
Initiatives, measures, and the implementation status will be available and updated
regularly on the Transport Canada Civil Aviation web
site. We invite you to follow our progress.
The National Civil Aviation Management Team
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