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FlightSafety International, Inc.

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Vero Beach, United States

FlightSafety International is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway that specializes in aviation training and simulation services. The company provides comprehensive training programs and state-of-the-art simulators for pilots, technicians, and other aviation professionals worldwide.

CCI Score

CCI Score: FlightSafety International, Inc.

7.85

-0.01%

Latest Event

FlightSafety International Lobbying Activity Revealed

OpenSecrets' detailed lobbying profile for FlightSafety International highlights its political lobbying efforts during the 2022 cycle, raising concerns about corporate influence on public policy in a manner that may support authoritarian practices.

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FlightSafety International, Inc. is currently rated as an Objector.

0 to +9 CCI Score
These companies deliberately avoid direct involvement with authoritarian practices. While they do not actively challenge oppressive regimes, they maintain a neutral stance to ensure they are not complicit in supporting such systems.

Latest Events

  • FlightSafety International Lobbying Activity Revealed Logo
    FEB
    19
    2025

    OpenSecrets' detailed lobbying profile for FlightSafety International highlights its political lobbying efforts during the 2022 cycle, raising concerns about corporate influence on public policy in a manner that may support authoritarian practices.

  • -15

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    FlightSafety International's lobbying activities, as documented by OpenSecrets, indicate a propensity for engaging in political influence that can undermine democratic accountability. This involvement in directing policy outcomes aligns with authoritarian practices, making it a cause for concern from an anti-fascist perspective.

    FlightSafety International Lobbying Profile • OpenSecrets

  • FlightSafety International NLRB Labor Relations Case Logo
    MAR
    19
    2024

    The NLRB docket reveals concerns regarding employee classification practices at FlightSafety International. The criteria for the voting unit exclude managerial and clerical roles, raising questions about the company’s commitment to fair labor practices and worker rights.

  • -30

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 25

    The document from the NLRB highlights a labor dispute where FlightSafety International has delineated its voting unit in a manner that excludes significant groups of employees, such as office clerical, professional, managerial, supervisory staff, and guards. This exclusion raises concerns about the company’s support for robust labor rights and fair representation, which are key issues for anti-fascist movements opposing erosions of worker rights.

    FlightSafety International Inc. - National Labor Relations Board

  • FlightSafety International NLRB Labor Dispute Logo
    MAR
    08
    2024

    An NLRB case detailed union representation details for flight instructors at the Savannah Learning Center, raising concerns about the company’s labor relations practices and potential limitations placed on worker representation.

  • -30

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 24

    The NLRB case involving FlightSafety International highlights issues in labor relations practices concerning union representation for flight instructors. Although the delineation of the bargaining unit is standard, the legal proceedings raise concerns about whether the company may be employing strategies that limit effective worker representation, a key indicator in assessing ethical labor practices.

    FlightSafety International Inc. - National Labor Relations Board

  • FlightSafety International Lobbying Activity 2022 Logo
    DEC
    31
    2022

    FlightSafety International spent $20,000 on lobbying activities in 2022, indicating an effort to shape policy in ways that can bolster corporate influence over public policy. This activity is concerning from an anti-fascist perspective, as corporate lobbying can contribute to policies that prioritize business interests over democratic accountability.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    FlightSafety International's reported $20,000 expenditure on lobbying in 2022 signals a deliberate use of financial power to influence legislative and regulatory outcomes. While the amount may be modest in absolute terms, it reflects a broader corporate strategy of engaging in political processes that favor corporate interests. For anti-fascist critics, such actions are concerning because they can contribute to an erosion of democratic processes and enable policies that may support authoritarian tendencies.

    FlightSafety International Issues Lobbied • OpenSecrets

  • Collective Bargaining Agreement Reinforces Worker Rights at FlightSafety Defense Logo
    DEC
    03
    2021

    The collective bargaining agreement between FlightSafety Defense Corporation and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers underscores the company’s commitment to upholding strong labor rights. The agreement details robust grievance procedures, union recognition, and extensive worker protections, supporting democratic labor practices and resisting authoritarian economic pressures.

  • +80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 24

    The ratified collective bargaining agreement clearly demonstrates FlightSafety Defense Corporation's support for labor rights by ensuring fair treatment, grievance resolution, and union protections. This aligns with ethical labor practices that safeguard workers from exploitation and authoritarian practices, making it a positive event from an anti-fascist perspective.

    PDF Collective Bargaining Agreement Between FlightSafety Defense Corporation and Union

  • FlightSafety International PAC Expenditures Analysis Logo
    NOV
    03
    2020

    An analysis of FlightSafety International's PAC spending for the 2019-2020 election cycle reveals minimal political contributions. According to data provided by OpenSecrets, the company did not make expenditures significant enough to generate a detailed list, implying negligible engagement in political funding that might influence authoritarian agendas.

  • +0

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    FlightSafety International's PAC activity, as documented by OpenSecrets, shows that the firm did not engage in notable political contributions during the 2019-2020 cycle. This lack of significant expenditure suggests minimal use of corporate funds to influence political outcomes or support authoritarian policies, thus yielding a neutral rating in the realm of political contributions and lobbying efforts.

    FlightSafety International PAC Expenditures • OpenSecrets

  • FlightSafety International Political Funding Practices Logo
    NOV
    03
    2020

    FlightSafety International's PAC reported zero contributions to federal candidates during the 2019-2020 election cycle. This absence of political donations indicates that the company is not channeling funds to potentially authoritarian candidates or causes, thereby mitigating its complicity in influencing political outcomes in favor of fascism.

  • +90

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    FlightSafety International, through its PAC, did not contribute financially to federal candidates in the 2019-2020 election cycle. This lack of contributions demonstrates a deliberate choice to abstain from engaging in political funding that could support authoritarian policies. Although the absence of political contributions does not fully eliminate questions regarding corporate political behavior, it stands as a positive indicator from an anti-fascist perspective.

    FlightSafety International PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates

  • FlightSafety International PAC Contributions: Zero Federal Contributions Logo
    NOV
    03
    2020

    FlightSafety International’s PAC contribution report indicates that the company contributed $0 to federal candidates in the 2019-2020 election cycle. This lack of financial support for political candidates is viewed positively from an anti-fascist perspective, as it avoids fueling partisan agendas that could enable authoritarian policies.

  • +100

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    The data from OpenSecrets demonstrates that FlightSafety International's PAC did not contribute funds to federal candidates during the 2019-2020 cycle. From an anti-fascist perspective, this abstention from making political contributions is commendable as it avoids providing financial support that could indirectly bolster authoritarian political practices.

    FlightSafety International PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates

  • FlightSafety International PAC Political Contributions Logo
    JAN
    01
    2020

    FlightSafety International is linked to a Political Action Committee as documented on the FEC website. This involvement in political contributions raises concerns from a left-leaning perspective that such corporate political spending can ultimately bolster authoritarian policies, even though details on donation recipients or amounts remain unspecified.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 24

    FlightSafety International's association with a Political Action Committee indicates active engagement in corporate political contributions. From an anti-fascist perspective, such activities are worrisome as they can be used to support undemocratic and authoritarian agendas. Although the available data does not detail the nature or ideological leanings of the contributions, the mere existence of the PAC suggests an alignment with the broader trend of corporate influence in political processes.

    FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - committee overview

  • FlightSafety International Political Action Committee Contributions Logo
    JAN
    01
    2009

    FlightSafety International’s Political Action Committee, active during 2009-2010, illustrates the company’s engagement in political funding which can potentially influence policy decisions. From an anti-fascist perspective, corporate political contributions may raise concerns about corporate influence on the democratic process and the potential to back policies that support authoritarian practices.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 25

    The existence and activity of FlightSafety International’s Political Action Committee, as documented by FEC records from 2009 to 2010, is concerning from a public and political behavior perspective. The flow of corporate funds into political campaigns, without clear transparency regarding recipient ideologies, raises questions about potential support for policies that could inadvertently enable authoritarian practices. This political funding adds to broader concerns about corporate influence in shaping public policy.

    FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - committee overview

  • Union Certification Case Involving FlightSafety International Defense Corporation Logo
    JAN
    01
    1970

    A recent case listed on the NLRB website details the union certification process for flight training instructors at FlightSafety International Defense Corporation, representing the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO (District Lodge 1888). This development raises concerns about the company’s labor relations practices and its respect for workers’ rights to unionize.

  • -20

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 25

    The NLRB case highlights ongoing challenges in labor relations within FlightSafety International Defense Corporation. The union certification process involving flight training instructors suggests potential deficiencies in how the company supports or respects labor rights, particularly regarding unionization efforts. This raises red flags from an anti-fascist and pro-worker rights perspective, indicating possible complicity in undermining effective labor representation.

    FlightSafety International Defense Corporation

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