Aviation Safety Laws, Agencies, and Human Factors Frameworks Practice Test

Continuous improvement in safety is an ongoing, data-driven effort to reduce risk by continually refining procedures and strengthening the organization’s safety culture. It means using lessons from incidents and near-misses, auditing what works, updating standard operating procedures, enhancing training, and adjusting controls so prevention becomes more effective over time. This is an enduring process that adapts to new hazards, changing operations, and evolving best practices, rather than a single, one-time change. It also isn't about replacing safety with productivity goals, nor about outsourcing safety management, which can reduce accountability and visibility of risk.