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SAFETY

first

The MAAA has created a 75-year legacy as Australia’s

largest flying organisation, committed to providing the

best and safest flying experience for our 10,000 plus

members. Bringing together our members’ collective

knowledge, we can effectively manage accidents and

incidents for our members and clubs, helping to keep

the skies safe and our pilot’s injury free so you can

continue to enjoy the camaraderie, fun and thrills that

the sport provides.

When an incident or accident occurs, the MAAA takes

those affected under our wing, ensuring that our

members get back to safe, fun flying sooner. This is

achieved through managing any insurance claims

on their behalf as well as providing assistance or

corrective action when required. If an accident or

incident occurs, we speak directly with clubs and

members to ensure that they are safe, they feel

supported and that a resolution is reached quickly.

Unlike any other association, the MAAA conduct

thorough investigations in order to ascertain what

accidents or incidents are trending. We then seek to

put corrective action in place, reducing the potential

risks for all the MAAA community while protecting the

reputation and future of the sport loved by many.

How does the MAAA help you?

The MAAA adopts a “just culture” when investigating

accidents and incidents, so that our members can

have open communication with us and not feel

fearful in reporting an incident or be concerned about

repercussions. The MAAA doesn’t blame members- our

job is to keep you, the clubs and your planes safe. By

receiving reports on incidents or accidents, no matter

how insignificant you may feel it is - we can look at

reoccurring trends and come up with a resolution that

ensures the sport is safer now and into the future.

Head over to our website to read our prepared FAQ’s

( http://www.maaa.asn.au/incident-accident-faq )

, to

help you better ascertain what type of incidents and

accidents are dealt with by the MAAA, who needs to

complete an accident/incident or investigation report

and what happens with third party insurance claims.

For other information on incident management

please see

http://www.maaa.asn.au/incident/ accident-management

The MAAA is currently building an online version of

the MAAA Incident Report form and MAAA Incident

Investigation form online to make the entire process

easier, faster and more assessable.

SAFETY FIRST AND FOREMOST FOR MAAA MEMBERS

NOVEMBER

WING

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