1. Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration FAASTeam Roadmap for the Future Maryland Airport Managers Association John Sibole, FAASTeam Program Manager – Baltimore FSDO June 6, 2015

2. Federal Aviation Administration 2 1970 – General Aviation Accident Prevention Program

3. Federal Aviation Administration 3 1985 ….

4. Federal Aviation Administration 4 From AOPA Air Safety Foundation 2005 Nall Report

5. Federal Aviation Administration 5 2006

6. Federal Aviation Administration

7. Federal Aviation Administration 7 What we do: Data Analysis –Targets our efforts

8. Federal Aviation Administration 8 Total Accidents – Fatal Accidents

9. Federal Aviation Administration 9 Contributing Factors 2009-2013

10. Federal Aviation Administration 10 Training Accidents

11. Federal Aviation Administration 11

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14. Federal Aviation Administration 14 Behind the statistics … Airmen Probability of Accident by State - 2008 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 AK ID WY MT NM AR UT OR ND SDNV VT WV MS RI ME AZ NE CO LA PR WI HI WA SC IA AL NJ MI CA MO FL KY NC MN KS MA TX VA OH GA IL TN IN NH PA OK MD NY DE CT DC State Number of Airmen 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 Rate Airmen Accident Rate

15. Federal Aviation Administration 15 The FAA Safety Team

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17. Federal Aviation Administration 17 What we do: Data Analysis –Targets our efforts Education –Addresses the issues

18. Federal Aviation Administration 18 Education Seminars and Webinars: –National, Regional, & Local Programs Computer-based Training: –On-line courses on FAASafety.gov WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program

19. Federal Aviation Administration 19 What we do: Data Analysis –Targets our efforts Education –Addresses the issues Awards Program –Enhances motivation

20. Federal Aviation Administration 20 GA Industry Awards Program….  CFI of the Year (OTY)  Aviation Maintenance Technician OTY  Avionics Technician OTY  FAASTeam Rep OTY

21. Federal Aviation Administration 21 The FAA issues two other major awards to the aviation community: The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award

22. Federal Aviation Administration 22 Eligibility : 1)Be a citizen of the United States. 2)Have held a CAA/FAA pilot certificate with: 50 consecutive years or more civil experience Up to 20 years of military experience may be credited

23. Federal Aviation Administration 23 Presented to:

24. Federal Aviation Administration 24 The Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award

25. Federal Aviation Administration 25 Charles Taylor “Master Mechanic” Award

26. Federal Aviation Administration 26 Eligibility: 1)Have worked for a period of 50 years in an aviation maintenance career. 2)Be an FAA-certificated mechanic or repairman for a minimum of 30 years 3)Up to 20 years military experience may be credited

27. Federal Aviation Administration 27

28. Federal Aviation Administration 28 What we do: Data Analysis –Targets our efforts Education –Addresses the issues Awards Program –Enhances motivation Outreach –Airman contacts –Special projects

29. Federal Aviation Administration 29 From AOPA Air Safety Institute 2012-2013 GA Accident Scoreboard

30. Federal Aviation Administration 30 From AOPA Air Safety Institute 2012-2013 GA Accident Scoreboard

31. Federal Aviation Administration 31

32. Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration FAASTeam Roadmap for the Future Maryland Airport Managers Association June 6, 2015 John Sibole, FAASTeam Program Manager – Baltimore FSDO

33. Federal Aviation Administration 33 john.w.sibole@faa.gov