Initiatives for Safety

Safety Policy

These regulations document our safety management system and stipulate matters including our safety policy, organizational structure, division of
responsibilities, and methods of managing risks related to safety. Our objective is to make a concerted effort as a company to manage safety and
thereby establish a safe operational system and maintenance system for aircraft.

Based on our corporate philosophy, we also established the Japan General Aviation Service Safety Charter as our basic safety policy. The Safety Charter is displayed on the back of our employee ID card for review by employees at any time. All employees carry the Safety Charter with them and engage in
their everyday duties with the Charter in mind.

Japan General Aviation Service Safety Charter

1. Safety is the foundation of our business and a social responsibility
2. Safety is based on concrete actions, not ideals or concepts
3. Safety is created through compassion and respect for others

Our Pledge
We hold a culture of safety to be our highest value.

Code of Conduct
JGAS will thoroughly pursue safety and quality through the strong will of management and employees and
through the responsible actions of each individual.

Companywide Initiatives

Inter-Workplace Communication and Cooperation System

Our workplaces are connected by internal lines, and we use a chat system for real-time information sharing. We have established a system that allows
employees to keep in close contact with each other even when separated by distance. In addition, a 360-degree web camera system in the conference
rooms of all workplaces brings web conferencing to the same level of quality as face-to-face meetings.

We have also installed high-resolution monitor cameras in the hangar at the Kagoshima Office. This allows us to check the status of operations and
maintenance work in real time from the Tokyo office.

Office Environment

As a general rule, all employee computers in all departments are equipped with two 23-inch wide monitors. When working with multiple applications at the same time,
this not only improves work efficiency but also contributes to reducing staff stress
and minimizing the occurrence of work errors.

Hangar Monitor Cameras

The hangar monitor cameras can be remotely operated to zoom in and out and to
move up and down, left and right. When a defect occurs in an aircraft, maintenance
technical staff in Tokyo and on-site mechanics discuss actions while viewing
real-time video images.

Initiatives by Divisions

Safety Measures in the Operations Division

We enforce face-to-face reporting of aircraft maintenance status, from mechanics to pilots, at the time of aircraft departure.

A pilot directly asks mechanics about any recent defects and the status of on-time
maintenance. The pilot then personally inspects the aircraft to check for
abnormalities and ensure the safety of the flight.

After landing and shutting down the engines, mechanics in charge directly ask the
pilot about the status of any problems and exchange information on even trivial
matters, thereby constantly monitoring the aircraft’s condition.

Safety Measures in the Maintenance Division

In addition to internal training as stipulated in rules, the Maintenance Division
actively participates in training provided by aircraft and engine manufacturers
overseas.

The education provided by manufacturers’ engineers is very rich in content, enabling students to learn things that they would not normally learn in daily work.
By deepening mechanics’ knowledge through such education, we raise the level of
safety.

Safety Measures in the Aircraft Parts Sales Department

In our Aircraft Parts Sales Department, every part is carefully inspected by our
qualified Acceptance Inspectors before being shipped to customers.

In our parts warehouse, temperature and humidity are always controlled to ensure
that parts are stocked in optimal environments. We also assign traceability numbers to bolts, nuts, washers, and other parts to manage their traceability.

By thoroughly managing the various large and small parts that make up an aircraft, we strive day by day to contribute to improving the safety of aircraft operated by our customers.