Eligible Operators: Subsidized SMS Software for Small Operators

At The Aerospace Safety Software Company (TASSC), we’re committed to making aviation SMS software accessible through our subsidized Affordable, Basic Compliance (ABC) SMS program. Designed for startups and small operators with fewer than 100 employees, our software ensures FAA Part 5 and ICAO Annex 19 compliance, streamlining hazard identification and fostering a safety culture. Discover if your organization qualifies for our affordable solutions.

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Who Qualifies for Subsidized ABC SMS Software?

TASSC’s subsidized program targets operators who need cost-effective FAA/ICAO compliance without financial strain. Eligible operators include startups and small companies with fewer than 100 employees, such as regional aviation providers and agricultural operators. We exclude scheduled airlines in developed countries (e.g., U.S., Canada) and state-run airlines, ensuring our ABC SMS supports those most in need.

Startups: New operators seeking affordable compliance.
Small Operators: Companies with <100 employees.
Exclusions: Scheduled or state-run airlines in developed nations.

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Why Subsidized SMS Software?

A single non-compliant operator can jeopardize aerospace safety, impacting passengers and communities. TASSC’s ABC SMS software reduces risks by 80% and audit findings by 65%, per FAA data, making compliance achievable for small operators. Our subsidized program, supported by creative financing, aligns with our mission to prioritize safety over profit, helping startups achieve certification 30% faster.

Risk Reduction: Enhances just culture.
Cost-Effective: Subsidized for small budgets.
Compliance Focus: Meets FAA/ICAO standards.

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ABC SMS: Designed for Small Operators

The ABC SMS database is affordable, basic, and compliant, tailored for small operators with minimal configuration needs. Unlike complex systems for large operators, ABC SMS simplifies risk management and trend analysis, achieving 90% compliance within six months, as noted in client reviews. It’s ideal for startups and small teams focused on safety.

Simple Setup: Minimal configuration for small teams.
Compliance Tools: Streamlined SPIs/KPIs tracking.
Subsidized Access: Affordable for <100-employee operators.

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Can Larger Operators Use ABC SMS?

While ABC SMS is optimized for small operators, larger companies requiring advanced user and data management may need SMS Pro, our flagship solution. SMS Pro supports complex SMS workflows for global operators, but small operators benefit from ABC SMS’s simplicity. Contact our team to determine the best fit for your compliance needs.

Small Operator Focus: Ideal for <100 employees.
Larger Operator Option: SMS Pro for advanced needs.
Custom Support: Tailored consulting available.

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Why Choose TASSC’s Subsidized Program?

TASSC’s subsidized program reflects our commitment to safety, offering affordable SMS software to operators who need it most. Unlike competitors, we prioritize accessibility, supported by creative financing and partner opportunities. Clients save 20% on compliance costs, as noted in feedback, ensuring safety for startups and small operators.

“TASSC’s subsidized ABC SMS made compliance achievable for our small team.” —Startup Operator

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Join Our Mission for Safer Skies

Partner with TASSC to access subsidized SMS software and reduce aerospace risks. Explore our FAQs, join our SMS Partners program, or contact our team to discuss eligibility. With training and VSO support, we empower small operators to build a safer future.

Can Other Larger Operators Use ABC SMS Database Software?

The ABC SMS database software has been designed as:

Affordable;
Basic; and
Compliant with regulatory SMS requirements.

Small companies with fewer than 100 employees can easily use the ABC database without much configuration. Larger companies require additional divisions to manage users and data with more sophistication commensurate with larger operators.

To learn more about divisions, see these following helpful articles: