Nimbl, a provider of manuals and safety management for business aviation, has introduced QuizVey, a combined quiz and survey module that enables flight departments to build their own assessments to evaluate team knowledge and performance. The feature is designed to help organizations pinpoint areas that need attention, from procedure retention to safety culture, according to the company.
With QuizVey, flight departments can design and customize quizzes and surveys directly within the Nimbl platform. The capability allows organizations to develop tailored quizzes aligned with their unique needs, culture, and priorities. From assessing flight crew knowledge on procedures to identifying safety culture, QuizVey helps organizations pinpoint blind spots earlier. Users can create quizzes from scratch or modify Nimbl-provided templates, and question formats include multiple choice, true or false, and open-ended feedback.
The announcement matters because it addresses a persistent challenge in aviation safety management: ensuring that procedures are not only documented but understood and followed consistently across teams. Operators often tell Nimbl that the challenges they face are effectively communicating procedures, ensuring alignment throughout the team, and assessing how well procedures and safety management are understood. Mark Baier, CEO of Nimbl, said the company developed QuizVey to address those challenges by giving flight departments the ability to identify the specific safety aspects of their operation they need to focus on.
Flight departments regularly use quizzes to gauge how well crew and maintenance teams have retained the procedures outlined in their manuals, while surveys provide valuable insight into opinions on the safety culture of an operation. QuizVey combines these features into an easy tool, potentially streamlining what has often been a manual or fragmented process. By enabling customized assessments, the module could help operators detect knowledge gaps before they lead to operational errors, and it may support a more proactive safety culture by making feedback collection routine.
The new function will be available through the Nimbl platform in November 2026 for all Nimbl Complete subscribers or as an add-on service to other subscribers. Nimbl, formerly known as AviationManuals, began its history in 1996 with International Operations Procedures Manuals and supports over 4,700 operators worldwide. Headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metro area, the company says its guiding principle is to provide the tools flight departments and FBOs need to keep making their operations better and safer. For more information, visit www.gonimbl.com.
