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In the first part of this series we looked at why Risk Identification is the first and most important part of Flight Safety. In this, our second article we look at Continuous Monitoring to reveal how it follows Risk Identification and is a core part of every aviation environment. If we are going to stop an identified risk from becoming an accident, we need to do something about it. In aviation we usually intervene to change the way something is being done to reduce that risk.

Risk identification in aviation is about systematically spotting anything that could cause harm before it leads to an incident, rather than waiting for something to go wrong. Early‑stage founders can borrow this discipline to find threats to their business model, operations, and people early, when they are possible and still easy to fix. What “risk identification” means In aviation, risk identification starts with defining the system (aircraft, route, processes, people), th

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