What Does Ethics in the Aviation Profession Mean to You?

 

According to Merriam-Webster, ethics means "the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation" or "a set of moral principles." Ethics is difficult to define because each person has an ethical point of view. For me, ethics is a form of social consciousness that plays an important role in the development of society. Ethics is understood as a system of social rules and standards by which people voluntarily adjust their behavior to suit the interests of the community and society. 



Ethics in the aviation industry is important for an organization or business in the aviation industry, each airline business needs a specific list of ethics. Many aviation companies have provided a code of ethics for employees to follow, which is important when doing maintenance or doing any work related to safety. Aviation is a transport economic field that applies modern and high-tech techniques with activities of high international character, associated with safety and security, and is forced to operate synchronously in a strict process. Therefore, professional ethics is a top issue that needs attention. Professional ethics and personal ethics are closely related. Ethics in the aviation industry is a collection of rules for people's behavior during operation. In my opinion, the ethics of each airline company is laid out in a list form to evidence to evaluate whether an individual's work is following the regulations or work standards, and that individual meets the assigned work value. Ethics in the aviation profession bring about a healthy work environment and minimize legal problems or internal conflicts.

I have no experience in the aviation industry, but I always believe that it is necessary to follow ethical principles when working for the safety of others.

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