Standards and reports

Pick the standards you work to. The reports follow.

Select one or several frameworks. Each checklist item is mapped to the requirements it supports, and the program itself supplies evidence for records, feedback and review.

IS-BAO (21st edition)

Flight operations SOPs and checklists, preflight, ground ops, weather, en route, approach and landing, CRM, and SMS safety assurance and compliance monitoring.

14 CFR Part 5 SMS

Hazard identification, safety performance monitoring and assessment, continuous improvement, safety communication and records.

LOSA (ICAO Doc 9803 / FAA AC 120-90)

All ten operating characteristics, including normal-operations observation, confidentiality, TEM coding, secure data and feedback to pilots.

EASA Part-NCC (ORO.GEN.200)

Hazard identification, documented procedures and compliance monitoring for non-commercial complex operators.

Wyvern Wingman and ARGUS Platinum

Add the requirement references your auditor uses and map them to checklist items.

Your company FOM and GOM

Every checklist item points to your own manual paragraph and revision.

What a standards report contains

Reports are generated on demand for any date range, are printable, and each generation is recorded in your audit trail.

Section	Contents
Program summary	Observations in period, pilots current within interval, pre-brief and debrief rates, crew acknowledgment rate, open actions.
Requirement coverage	Every requirement in each selected standard, with status: evidenced, mapped with no data yet, gap, or out of scope.
Evidence detail	Mapped checklist items and template versions, observation counts, and program evidence such as audit chain, manual control and feedback.
Actions	Committee actions linked to each requirement, with owner, due date and status.
Trends	Item-level results and threat and error codes, with small groups hidden.

Standards Captain organizes evidence. It does not certify compliance. Your auditor decides what is acceptable.