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Spring 2023

Collegues,
Welcome to the Spring 2023 edition of the Vision Air International safety
newsletter, created with the help of ChatGPT, an advanced language model
based on the GPT-3.5 architecture.

As we transition into Spring, we are faced with unique safety challenges related to
changing weather conditions. At Vision Air International, we are committed to
providing the highest standards of safety in all of our cargo and courier operations, and we
are constantly updating our safety procedures to address the latest challenges.

In this newsletter, we will be sharing with you insights and best practices related to Spring weather safety,
Chief Executive Safety as well as other important safety-related issues. We will also be exploring the impact of AI on the future of
Message air safety, and the steps that we are taking to ensure that our operations are always on the cutting edge of
safety technology.

Our team of dedicated professionals is always working to ensure that our operations are carried out
with the utmost safety and efficiency. We understand that the safety of your cargo and packages is of
the utmost importance, and we take every measure to ensure that they arrive at their destination on
time and in perfect condition.

We encourage you to read through this newsletter and share it with your colleagues and partners in
the air cargo and courier industry. Our aim is to provide you with a comprehensive and informative
reading experience, so that you can have complete confidence in our services.

Thank you for choosing Vision Air International, and we look forward to serving you with the highest
standards of safety and excellence.

Editorial Board Editorial

Welcome to quarterly safety newsletter of Vision Air International where we focus on the most
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pressing safety issues in the aviation industry. In this edition we will be discussing two crucial topics

Capt.Aijaz Ali that have significant implications for aviation safety: the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and
Crew Resource Management (CRM), and the persistent threats of runway incursions and
Editorial Board Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT).

AVM (R) Aamer Ali Sharieff As the aviation industry continues to evolve, new technology such as AI are becoming increasingly
prevalent in all aspects of aviation operations. The use of AI and automation has the potential to
Capt. Nadeem Hanif improve safety by reducing human error, but it also brings new challenges and risks that must be
Capt. Muhammad Saleem managed effectively.
Mr. Jamaluddin CRM is another essential aspect of aviation safety that has gained increased attention in recent
Mr. Muhammad Kashif years. It involves the effective use of all available resources, including human and technological,
enhance safety and prevent accidents. We will be discussing the critical role that CRM play in
managing the risk associated with the use of AI in aviation operations. Additionally, we will be
Editor addressing the persistent issues of runway incursion and CFIT, which continue to pose significant
Capt. Muhammad Nisar Raja safety risk to aviation operations globally. These incidents are avoidable and can be prevented
through effective training, communication, and the implementation of robust safety protocols.
We hope that this edition of our safety newsletter will provide valuable insights and knowledge to
help enhance safety in aviation operations. We encourage all our leaders to remain vigilant, stay
informed and continue to prioritize safety in their day-to-day operations.
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