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🤔💭 What's the cutest thing you can find on a cruise ship? No, it's not the captain! 🚢 It's Cruising Ducks! 🐥 Have you ever stumbled upon one of these little gems? Share your #DuckTales #cruisingducks pictures in the comments! 📖👇 #QuackOnBoard #cruisingducks Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/etZFPTyG

What Are A Chief Pilot’s Roles & Responsibilities?https://lnkd.in/eF8v-64T brief explanation of the top pilot in a domicile. BY JACK HERSTAM, Simple FLying, 07/29/2023 It takes a lot of people in management roles to ensure an airline functions properly. For pilots, their most visible administrator on a day-to-day basis is their chief pilot. This article will briefly define a chief pilot and their role. What is - … -

🐺 "The strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack." - Rudyard Kipling     This week at Semco Maritime, it’s all about #safety, we're deep diving into our #safetyweek, a time when we collectively focus on our #safetyculture, values, and behaviors, with safety activities, surveys, and talks. One of the talks this week was, the insightful presentation by Lars Møller, an ex-Special Forces operative.   His concept of "Extreme Ownership" is not just about individual responsibility but about embracing the collective responsibility of the team, the organization, and safety itself.   Lars Møller brought a unique perspective to our understanding of being a Team Player – a core aspect of #SemcoMaritime`s safety behavior. He drew parallels between military operations and our daily work, he emphasizes that safety is not just about behavior; it's about #mindset and #attitude. With the right mindset, safe and responsible behavior naturally follows. The best thing about mindset and attitude is, its free and all of us can embrace it anytime we choose.   Lars reminds us that a #team is not just a group you join temporarily; it is something you actively create through your knowledge, skills, mindset, and attitude. Effort and the willingness to contribute are paramount.   Great to be part of this learning and insights as an event in our #safetyweek   Thanks to Dorthe Ulsø for organizing and inviting us all for this talk.   #SafetyWeek #TeamPlayer #SafetyCulture #SemcoMaritime

Get ready to soar in your air charter career! Join hosts David Rimmer - CAM, FRAeS and Omar J. Diaz as they sit down with Jenny Showalter, the Founder of Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching, on the latest episode of Air Charter 101. Discover Jenny's expert advice for aircraft owners, pilots, charter sales pros, FBO customer service, and ramp personnel. Tune in for actionable tips and insights that will elevate your career in the skies!

Get ready to soar in your air charter career! Join hosts David Rimmer - CAM, FRAeS and Omar J. Diaz as they sit down with Jenny Showalter, the Founder of Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching, on the latest episode of Air Charter 101. Discover Jenny's expert advice for aircraft owners, pilots, charter sales pros, FBO customer service, and ramp personnel. Tune in for actionable tips and insights that will elevate your career in the skies!

Get ready to soar in your air charter career! Join hosts David Rimmer - CAM, FRAeS and Omar J. Diaz as they sit down with Jenny Showalter, the Founder of Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching, on the latest episode of Air Charter 101. Discover Jenny's expert advice for aircraft owners, pilots, charter sales pros, FBO customer service, and ramp personnel. Tune in for actionable tips and insights that will elevate your career in the skies!

Are you on the right ship? In the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, the Flying Dutchman ship has a very peculiar trait. With every year that passes, the crewmen become less human, their bodies taking on traits from the sea, until eventually they become part of the Flying Dutchman itself. I remember that being an alarming aspect of the plot in those movies, and I think in a lot of ways, something similar is happening to all of us every day. We are all part of some kind of “ship.” For many, it’s the organization you work for. For others, it might be a sports team or social group. Since you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with, simply taking a step back and taking note of what ship you’re on and who is onboard with you, will give you a pretty clear picture of where you’re headed. Like it or not, you are becoming more and more like your ship every day. Eventually, you will be part of the Flying Dutchman itself. So the question is, are you in an organization and around people with traits you want to emulate or does something need to change? Find your ship that is full of people you respect, can learn from, and want to become more like.

What Are A Chief Pilot’s Roles & Responsibilities?https://lnkd.in/eF8v-64T brief explanation of the top pilot in a domicile. BY JACK HERSTAM, Simple FLying, 07/29/2023 It takes a lot of people in management roles to ensure an airline functions properly. For pilots, their most visible administrator on a day-to-day basis is their chief pilot. This article will briefly define a chief pilot and their role. What is - … -

When I joined RASG-PA in 2010, the region was experiencing an average of 6 to 10 fatal accidents a year, that added up to hundreds of fatalities every year. This was already an important reduction from previous decades, and a really high standard compared to other industries, but we knew we could do better, and that it was not enough. With RASG-PA (States, Airlines, Manufacturers, Professional Organizations, Airports, and partners) we set a clear objective of reducing the risk of a fatality by 50% from 2010 to 2020. To accomplish this we created a clear implementation roadmap to improve our safety data collection (protect our safety information sources, change the safety culture, enable safety data sharing, etc) and to use that information to identify risks, develop safety enhancements and implement and monitor their effectiveness. This simple but effective plan, where we focused our resources on the top contributors to our accidents, WORKED! by the end of the decade we had actually achieved an 87.5% reduction! way over the 50% we hoped to achieve. We actually had the first 0 fatalities in the LATAM-CAR region in 2014, and repeated it on 2017 and 2019. And now this became then new standard: 0 fatalities Congratulations to all the amazing people who work in the aviation industry in the Pan-American region that make this possible. Keep it up, and remember that the risks we identified and worked on will always be there! And they will come back if we forget why those safety improvements where put in place, why we do what we do, the way we do it! All the training, procedures, policies, resources and programs that are there keep us safe, be aware of cost cutting practices and "new ways" of doing things that diminish your safety standards.

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