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FAA Safety Briefing|January/February 2023

Issue Contents

Leading By Example: How Modeling and Mentoring Can Elevate Aviation Safety

15 Articles

The January/February 2023 issue of FAA Safety Briefing explores mindset, skillset, and toolset items that can help you be a better aviation citizen. Articles highlight the importance of mentoring, modeling, and professionalism. We also look at the benefits of a personal safety management system and how social media engagement can help you better connect with your fellow aviators.

Read the Full Issue on FAA.gov

Feature Articles

  1. 1
    Safety is No Accident: How A Personal SMS Can Help Keep You Safe (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  2. 2
    Clearing the Bar: How a Little Professionalism Goes a Long Way (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  3. 3
    Read the Room; Take the Hint: If Other Pilots Aren’t Flying, Should You Press Ahead? (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  4. 4
    Defeating the Dragons of Doubt: Mentors Can Help Safely Build Competence and Confidence (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  5. 5
    Fly Like a PRO: Professionalism and Flight Discipline in General Aviation (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  6. 6
    Let’s Get Social! How the FAA Engages Citizens through Social Media (on FlightPush)

    Medium

Departments

  1. 1
    Jumpseat: Customs, Culture, Community (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  2. 2
    Aeromedical Advisory:Fit to Fly? (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  3. 3
    Checklist: Rising Above Average (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  4. 4
    Drone Debrief: Drone Reports for ASRS (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  5. 5
    Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Professionalism in Maintenance — Become a Model Mechanic (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  6. 6
    Angle of Attack: What’s Your Type? How Type Clubs Enhance Safety (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  7. 7
    Vertically Speaking: Aiming Higher (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  8. 8
    Postflight: Life Happens (on FlightPush)

    Medium

  9. 9
    Faces: Beth Ann Senk, FAA Flight Program Operations Aviation Safety Training Group (on FlightPush)

    Medium

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Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive