Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) considers key business communication best practices. Aviation work is inherently multi-disciplinary (operations, maintenance, engineering, ground services, security, safety, compliance, finance) and increasingly multicultural. Most performance shortfalls, including safety events, typically occur at the interfaces: Where teams, shifts, disciplines, or contractors hand work to each other. Effective leaders ensure interfaces are managed…

Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) is delighted to share that the Cybersecurity Part- IS Implementation for EASA-Approved Organisations training was delivered to 12 delegates from Electra Airways.  Our CEO, Steve Bentley, FRAeS, carried out the classroom training.   About the training The Cybersecurity PART-IS Implementation for EASA-Approved Organisations is a 2-day program designed for aviation professionals to…

Sofema Aviation Services shares the latest events in the Aviation business from around the world in our Aviation Weekly News Roundup: > Aviation watchdog issues draft guidelines for fatigue risk management in airlinesThe aviation regulator has issued draft guidelines for a fatigue risk management system, allowing airlines to either adopt the new framework, continue with…

August 2025 saw a significant wave of regulatory developments from EASA across multiple domains, including airworthiness, flight operations, innovative air mobility, and ground handling. These developments require attention from operators, CAMOs, MROs, regulators, and UAS stakeholders to ensure compliance, operational readiness, and alignment with evolving safety priorities. 1. Initial & Continuing Airworthiness – Airworthiness Directives…