Aerial Coverage

Abstract: The U.S. government has always taken aviation safety seriously, but it wasn’t until the 1990s that it became apparent that more stringent measures were needed to manage aviation critical safety items (CSIs). Over the next several years, various government and in…

Access this article



Remember Me
Log-In Help
Other ways to access this article

Social Bookmarking

Digg, delicious, NewsVine, Furl, Google, Spurl, BlinkList, Simpy, StumbleUpon, BlogMarks, Facebook

We will implement and flow down this AS9017 standard requirement to our supply chain. It is an excellent article.
--Raj Gattu, 11-18-2009

As the article indicates, the new standard is intended to be complementary to the existing consensus standard, AS9100. I believe the DoD has approved the use of AS9100 as an acceptable alternative to Government-mandated quality requirements.
--Mark Joseph Klein, 11-10-2009

Just as Industry is addressing DoD QA concerns with a new standard, it is even more appropriate that DoD generate a new QA standard to formally set DoD expectations for customers. This would be the foundation that would allow AS9017 to be successful.
--Brenda Freier, 11-10-2009
Sign Up for Newsletters
Sparta Systems
Statsoft
AssurX Quality & Compliance Systems
www.jmp.com/chicago2009
2010 World Conference on Quality and Improvement
ASQ On-Demand Training Collection
QP Connection
ASQ Learning Institute
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt for Healthcare