The chiefs of flight safety of all Indian airlines and aircraft operators met for the first joint meeting to foster a culture of transparency, collaboration and continuous improvement across the industry.
Akasa Air hosted the first-ever meeting under the Chiefs of Flight Safety (COFS) initiative to enhance aviation safety in India. The milestone gathering brought together the Chiefs of Flight Safety of all Indian airlines and aircraft operators in a shared effort to address safety challenges and set new benchmarks for operational excellence.
The first such initiative was held under the unifying theme of ‘Safety Beyond Competition’ at Akasa Air’s Mumbai headquarters. By creating a forum for open dialogue and the exchange of best practices, the COFS are taking critical steps towards definitive strides in making Indian aviation the safest in the world.
Capt. Gaurav Pathak, chief of flight safety, Akasa Air, said, "The launch of the safety beyond competition initiative is a proud moment not just for Akasa Air, but for the entire Indian aviation industry. We believe that safety must always be a collective responsibility, one that thrives on transparency, collaboration, and continuous learning. This initiative brings all Indian operators together in a first-of-its-kind forum focused solely on flight safety”.
The inaugural COFS meeting witnessed active participation from airlines and operators across the country, reflecting a strong, industry-wide commitment to advancing safety standards through collaboration. This united front reflects a strong industry-wide commitment to enhancing safety standards for the benefit of passengers, crew, and stakeholders alike.
“Through collective action, we can set new standards of excellence and ensure a safer future for Indian aviation and we appreciate the drive and participation from all operators toward this initiative,” Pathak added.
Akasa Air is committed to collaborate and carry forward this initiative of ‘Safety Beyond Competition’ along with the other airlines to strengthen safety outcomes and ensuring a resilient future for Indian aviation, said a spokesperson of Akasa Air.
