1. Canadian Business Aviation Association FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION’S BUSINESS AVIATION SAFETY SEMINAR April 10, 2013 1

2. Presentation Outline  CBAA mission and who we are  Canadian Business Aviation  Canadian Safety Regulations  Challenges for the Future  Safety Regulations Tomorrow  Safe and Efficient Operations 2

3. Mission: Safety First  To represent and promote the Canadian business aviation community globally, advocating safety, security, environmental sustainability and efficiency. 3

4. Canadian Business Aviation  Sector is about 1/10 th the size of the US  The Canadian Business Aviation Association is a non- profit organization that was incorporated in 1962 to be the collective voice for the Canadian business aviation community.  Over 400 members with 270 operator members  Management Companies 4

5. Our Safety Regulations  Canadian Business Aviation definition  Aircraft Registration and Operational Control  Fractional Ownership  Canadian Business Aviation Regulations 5

6. Challenges  Out of Sight Out of Mind  It Only Takes One  Its Getting Harder to Avoid the Big One  Demographics … Decreasing experience levels in operations personnel  Sophistication and complexity of aircraft being used  Government Regulatory Capacity  Government Oversight  Balance Correct level of regulation /oversight 6

7. Tomorrow’s Regulations  Safety record exemplary  Basic Requirements  ICAO Annex 6 Part II  Identifying and Addressing Safety Risks 7

8. Identifying Safety Risks  Safety Management Systems  Safety as a value not as a priority  Cannot manage what you don’t know  Consider  Were you go  How and when you get there  Who takes you there  Regulatory compliance 8

9. Addressing Safety Risks  Documentation  Graduated Framework  Near commercial  Everybody Else  Cannot manage what you don’t know 9

10. Standards and Audit  ISO 9000  ISBAO  FSF BARS  Internal Self-Audit 10

11. What Should We Do  Promote voluntary compliance with industry best practices  Risk Management commensurate with the size and scope  Entry level awareness requirements  If we don’t we risk having things imposed on us. 11

12. Thank You! Merlin Preuss Vice-President Government & Regulatory Affairs Canadian Business Aviation Association 955 Green Valley Crescent, Suite 155 Ottawa, ON K2C 3V4 (613) 656-0505 mpreuss@cbaa.ca www.cbaa-acaa.ca 12