The Annual Aerospace Safety Council Meeting of Indian Air Force’s Training Command concluded successfully, with a strong focus on addressing Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT)—a critical safety challenge in aviation.
Leadership and Participation
The meeting was chaired by Air Marshal S Shrinivas, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Training Command.
Air Marshal Tejbir Singh, Director General (Inspection and Safety), Air Headquarters, also attended the session.
Senior officials from Command Headquarters, along with base commanders and aerospace safety officers from all flying establishments under Training Command, participated in the discussions.
Focus on CFIT and Flight Safety
The meeting emphasised:
- Enhancing situational awareness
- Strict adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- Early threat recognition
- Proactive risk prevention strategies
Strengthening Safety Culture
Participants shared lessons, operational experiences, and best practices to reduce risks and improve aviation safety standards across the force.
Commitment to Safer Operations
The discussions reinforced the IAF’s commitment to:
- Building a strong safety culture
- Ensuring mission readiness
- Minimising operational risks through continuous learning
The meeting highlighted the importance of integrating safety into every aspect of flying operations, particularly in challenging environments.
