Compliance evolves into strategic function in aviation

Compliance evolves into strategic function in aviation
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Compliance in aviation, once seen mainly as a structure for meeting regulatory requirements and audits, is now regarded as a strategic element within organisations, driven by technological advances, increasing regulatory demands and continuous risk management needs.

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An efficient compliance program can prevent regulatory, legal or operational consequences by identifying vulnerabilities early.

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