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Safety Forum 2025

June 05-06, 2026
Rue de la Fusée 96, Brussels , Belgium

The Forum is organized by Flight Safety Foundation in partnership with EUROCONTROL and the European Regions Airline Association. The theme of the 2025 Safety Forum is “People in the Centre of Aviation Safety”.

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Safety Forum is widely acclaimed as the premier platform for in-depth safety discussions among corporate and business aviation operators. It uniquely connects participants with influential leaders and serves as a one-stop resource for key decision-makers to exchange information on the latest industry developments. Participants include corporate flight department executives, chief safety officers, pilots, aviation education professionals, regulators, and more.

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Safety Forum is widely acclaimed as the premier platform for in-depth safety discussions among corporate and business aviation operators. It uniquely connects participants with influential leaders and serves as a one-stop resource for key decision-makers to exchange information on the latest industry developments. Participants include corporate flight department executives, chief safety officers, pilots, aviation education professionals, regulators, and more.
Exhibit Booth Fee:  $2,500 USD

What's Included

  • 7' wide X 6' deep booth space
  • 6’ high blue back panel (no side panels)
  • 42" Monitor
  • (1) 4' x 2.5' high top table
  • (2) Tall barstool chairs
  • Electric outlet
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EUROCONTROL Headquarters

Rue de la Fusée 96
Brussels 1130  Belgium

PARKING: A part of EUROCONTROL parking lot is allocated to visitors. No advance arrangements are needed. Attendees must inform the security guard when entering the premises and will be directed to the visitor parking.

EUROCONTROL Headquarters

Rue de la Fusée 96, Brussels , Belgium

* PLEASE NOTE: Flight Safety Foundation does not work with any third parties for hotel reservations, and no company should be contacting you to solicit hotel reservations. Should you be contacted by any third-party housing companies, please note that they are not affiliated, authorized or recommended by FSF.

Safety Forum 2025 THEME: People in the Centre of Aviation Safety

The 12th Safety Forum is scheduled for June 5–6, 2025, at EUROCONTROL headquarters in Brussels. The Forum is organised by the Flight Safety Foundation in partnership with EUROCONTROL and the European Regions Airline Association. The Organizing Committee invites submissions to present as a speaker. Submissions should provide fact-based insights or proven practical approaches to holistically and proactively address mental health, well-being, fatigue, and workload management.
Possible Presentation Topics
  1. What can front-line operators do before a mission to help them handle what happens during and after that mission?
  2. How can organizations support the capability for resilient performance in their front-line operators?
  3. How can we distinguish “resilient performance” from “silent endurance” before the tragedy occurs?
  4. What are the policy, regulatory, and cultural roadblocks to learning about mental health and well-being in the aviation industry?
  5. How can organizations and front-line workers successfully manage pressures to do more, limit costs, and stay safe?
  6. What is the right balance between individual, team, and organizational strategies for managing mental health, well-being, fatigue, and workload?
  7. Nature versus nurture in resilient performance: What is the optimal balance between selection, screening, and development when addressing mental health, fatigue, and workload management?
  8. What are the tensions between short-term and long-term approaches to managing mental health, well-being, fatigue, and workload? How can these tensions be effectively addressed?
  9. Understanding and managing “burnout”, neurodivergence, depression and addiction?
SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATION TODAY! The Event Organizing Committee will only consider submissions received using this form.

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