Aviation
South Africa’s air traffic management agency, Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS), is working hard to improve air safety in the country. “During the 2015/2016 [financial year] our safety performance was not as we would have liked it to be, with a record low of 34 Risk Safety Index [RSI],” stated ATNS CEO Thabani Mthiyane in an address to the 27th meeting of the State-owned company’s Operations Committee. “We then embarked on various safety initiatives which resulted in a significant improvement of our RSI which was sitting at 47 as at 31 March 2017.” He highlighted that it “is an undisputable [sic] fact that flying remains the safest form of travel by a far wider margin as compared to other modes of transport.”
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