Nepal Airlines: Safety Objectives, Management, and Regulations Report

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the safety objectives and management systems implemented by Nepal Airlines. It highlights the importance of safety regulations, risk management, and adherence to international standards such as IOSA. The report discusses the airline's commitment to ensuring passenger and staff safety through various measures, including proactive and reactive management techniques, safety committees, and regular safety audits. It also addresses the need for continuous improvement, proper conflict resolution, and the implementation of robust safety management systems. The report emphasizes the significance of maintaining detailed records and investigating safety incidents to enhance overall safety performance. The airline aims to create a safe working environment, address safety concerns, and meet regulatory requirements. The report concludes that adherence to proper regulations is essential for providing safe airline services. It references several sources to support the findings and recommendations.

Safety Management

Introduction
Safety is very essential in airline industry, airline
companies ensure to provide safety to the consumers
so that they feel safe and use its services again in
future
Study will explain safety objective of Nepal airline

Safety Objectives of Nepal Airlines
The safety objectives are the integral approach to the Airlines which ensures that all the functions
are aligned and the objectives carried out are functioning safely. These ensures safety governance
structure, support for common purpose and outcomes which can help in managing risks and
approaches.
There must be a performance monitoring to be carried out to keep the graph. There must be a
record of various tasks which can be evaluated as per the audit of Enhanced International
Operational Safety Audits(IOSA) which can be used to define safety concerns at the Airport

Safety objectives
Safety objectives which are undertaken by the Nepal Airlines are:
To guarantee the safety of all the passengers, staff and clients which the aim to provide a safe and
easy working conditions for all.
Treating all the safety issues at the airport and on Board.
There must be initiatives which can undertake the safety and improved regulations conditions
which make the environment calm and secure.
There must be cost improvement and bearing operational requirement with improved cost
benefits in mind.
Implementation of all legislations and regulations which focus on safety and updating system of
current legislations and various safety norms. Which can help in salient functioning of the firm.

Cont..
Properly resolving the issues which can be used for better functioning of the airport.
Maintaining all the possible reports which can help in maintaining the records which can help
resolve the issues which has gone under the jurisdiction and law.
It is mandatory to keep a daily record of the events taking place at the airport which is under the
rules and regulations (EU) No 376/2014. every report will be investigated with the purpose of
improvement for the level of safety.
There must be special safety check at the check in and check outs. With the reactive management
techniques which can minimise the risk and danger.

Cont..
There must be power allotted to the managers which can be used to resolve conflicts which
aroused under the safety concerns.
There must be a proper safety management system to ensure the groups which manages the
concerns related with safety and risk factors in both reactive and proactive ways. Many of the
events are recorded and investigated further for the safety performance and to resolve the
conflicts.
There must be a septate committee for the reviewing the work. All the safety meetings are
attended by the subject matters for respective disciplines.
Various risks are addressed proactively by conduction of cross-departmental risks for the changes
which are implemented for any changes

Conclusion
There is need to follow proper regulation in order to offer safe
airline services to consumers.

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