Concept of Air Traffic Safety Program in Croalia
Abstract
Paper deals with conceptual guidelines of national air trafficdevelopment from the point of view of safety and shows thenecessity of creating a national safety program.Requirement of safety program implementation is the foundationof national aviation safety board, which should be operatedindependent of civil aviation authority. The main tasks ofthis board are accident and incident investigations, data analysisand suggesting of safety recommendations and standards,i.e. prevention programs. The next premise of safety programmodeling is to reach the legal and administrative considerationsfor introduction of incident reporting system on confidentialprinciples. The application of the model of safety programin Croatian air traffic is closely related with implementation ofEuropean aviation normative.References
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