FAQs
Frequently asked some
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What is the Flight Safety Foundation – Southeast Europe – Cyprus (FSF–SE–Europe–Cyprus)?
FSF–SE–Europe–Cyprus is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established in Cyprus in 2008 and registered under the laws of the Republic of Cyprus. The Foundation is dedicated to promoting aviation safety, professional development and international cooperation throughout Southeast Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.
What activities does it organize?
FSF–SE–Europe–Cyprus organizes international conferences, seminars, workshops, professional training programmes and awareness initiatives that promote aviation safety, innovation and continuous professional development throughout Southeast Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.
Who are the Foundation's international partners?
The Foundation cooperates with leading international organizations and institutions, including ICAO, ECAC, EASA, EUROCONTROL, IFATCA, IFALPA, JAA Training Organisation (JAA TO), ENAC, ENAV, the Department of Civil Aviation of Cyprus, Coventry University and Purdue University.
How can I become a member or receive updates from the Foundation?
Individuals and organizations interested in becoming members or receiving updates, newsletters and information about upcoming events may submit a membership application through the Foundation's website or contact the Foundation directly.
How is the Foundation funded?
The Flight Safety Foundation – Southeast Europe – Cyprus is supported through government funding and the valued contributions of leading organisations, including Hermes Airports, PPT Aviation Services, Galatariotis Technical Limited and ALLWYN. Their continued support is invaluable to the Foundation’s mission.
How can I participate in the Foundation’s activities as an individual or as an organization?
Individuals, aviation professionals, organizations and institutions interested in contributing to the Foundation’s mission may participate in its conferences, seminars, workshops, training programmes and other aviation safety initiatives. Organizations may also explore opportunities for cooperation, partnerships and support of the Foundation’s activities. For more information on participation and collaboration opportunities, please contact the Foundation directly.