Reading the East African, a newspaper covering the 5 East African Community countries, on a regular basis makes sure that the Foundation doesn’t just live in its imaginary world of aviation safety only but keeps in touch with other issues on the societal and political agenda in our area of work.
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The independent, non-profit AviAssist Foundation identifies threats to aviation safety, analyses the problems and works on practical solutions to them. The Foundation promotes professionalism in African aviation safety, primarily to 24 East and Southern African States. It is the regional affiliate of the Flight Safety Foundation. | |
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The AviAssist
Foundation is reliant on support from governments, corporations, individuals,
foundations as well as fees for services. Your organisation
can contribute to aviation safety improvements in Africa. This can be through a contract for services, providing expertise to the Foundation or promoting the
Foundation in your network. Why not advertise in our complimentary safety magazine SafetyFocus, combining goodwill creation with organising a growing market in 40 African countries. Starting at 11 Euros per country.
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Over 15 years of work in Africa has equipped the
AviAssist Foundation well to deal with the technical as well complex political,
social and cultural issues that play an important role in improving aviation
safety anywhere in the world.
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01-20-2012
African Aviator Award - Call for no
01-16-2012
CHRISTMAS DONATION FOR AVIASSIST FROM GRONINGEN AIRPORT EELDE
11-10-2011
AviAssist speaks on constructive battle on criminalisation &nb
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