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ARGUS launches SafetyLinQ tool for all pilots
A user friendly interface programme helps simplify the user's ability to customise categories, questions and scoring parameters to meet specific operational needs.

ARGUS International has launched its SafetyLinQ real time flight risk assessment tool (FRAT) for pilots with all levels of experience. SafetyLinQ is a pre-flight FRAT, customisable to fit the needs of fixed wing operators, rotor wing operators, unmanned operators and flight schools.

It uses UFI+, a user friendly interface programme, to simplify the user's ability to customise categories, questions and scoring parameters to meet specific operational needs. it also offers dual safety scoring, inter-application communication, role based access, electronic signature and third party integration.

“The ARGUS team has done a great job building a tool that can be used by a student pilot through to a professional pilot. Truly helping every aviator in identifying their risk before they fly, bringing additional safety to our industry,” says Mike McCready, senior vice president of ARGUS International.

The ability to apply dual safety scoring creates two levels of scoring and tracking, and electronic signature provides the ability to gain approvals at set levels prior to departure.

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