SAFEJETS Completes AeroSight Integration: FDM Data Now Directly Connected to Safety Management Processes

Istanbul, Oct 08,2026 – SAFEJETS has completed its integration with AeroSight, an FDM analysis provider. Through the new integration, FDM data can be automatically matched with flight and crew records in SAFEJETS FTL and directly incorporated into safety management processes within SAFEJETS MS.

The integration simplifies flight matching in cases where time or location information cannot be retrieved from QAR data, while also eliminating the need to manually identify and enter the pilots assigned to each flight.

FDM events analyzed by AeroSight can be converted into SPI events in SAFEJETS MS with a single click. Once the analysis is completed, events are automatically synchronized with the relevant SPIs, eliminating the need to manually enter event counts. Major (Class 2) and Critical (Class 3) events can also be monitored separately within SAFEJETS MS.

Dr. Tevfik UYAR, CEO of SAFEJETS, commented on the integration:

“Bringing data together in one place is only the beginning. The real value comes when connected data is transformed into information, organizational knowledge, and ultimately better operational decisions. By integrating SAFEJETS with AeroSight, we are strengthening the connection between flight data, safety management, and crew operations. At the same time, by significantly reducing manual data entry and matching, we enable safety teams to spend less time processing data and more time evaluating insights and taking meaningful safety action.”

Navid Mirza Aghazadeh, CTO of SAFEJETS, commented:

“I’ve been impressed by AeroSight FDM’s ability to transform flight data into actionable safety intelligence. Its strong FDM capabilities, combined with seamless integration into existing aviation safety and quality workflows, help operators identify trends, detect potential risks, and build a more proactive, data-driven approach to safety management.”

Milko Lorinkov, CEO of AeroSight, emphasized the importance of turning FDM findings into meaningful safety action:

“An FDM programme earns its place when a finding changes something. The distance between the analyst who validates an event and the safety manager who has to act on it is where programmes lose their value, and for most operators that distance is a spreadsheet and a retyping job. Connecting the two systems removes it.”

The AeroSight and SAFEJETS integration can deliver up to 90% time savings in FDM-related manual workload, enabling organizations to manage the entire process—from flight data to safety performance indicators—in a faster, more traceable, and more effective way.

Operators choosing AeroSight can take advantage of its integration with SAFEJETS to make FDM data a direct and actionable part of their safety management processes.