FAA Bans ‘See and Avoid’ for Helicopters in Busiest Airspace
Radar will replace visual separation in areas where airplanes and helicopters frequently share space.
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Radar will replace visual separation in areas where airplanes and helicopters frequently share space.
by FSF Editorial Staff
A new concept in aircrew briefings has pilots talking about handling their most immediate risks.
by Thomas W. Young
Accident/Incident Investigation, Flight Ops, Maintenance Matters, News
Pilots of the Jetstream knew before the fatal crash that the left main landing gear…
by Linda Werfelman
Accident Investigation, Flight Ops, Human Factors, News
The pilot of a Cessna U206 that crashed during a sightseeing flight, killing a passenger,…
by Linda Werfelman
Advanced software systems are not only making cockpits more intuitive but also enhancing safety.
by Mario Pierobon
Aviation Research, Flight Ops, News
Researchers say their system can eliminate misinterpretation and overcome weak transmissions.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Flight Ops, Managing Editor’s Notebook
Breaking the Rush Culture Before It Breaks Safety
by Hassan Shahidi
Passenger briefings should emphasize the need to leave behind all carry-on items, the agency says.
by FSF Editorial Staff
The magnetic compass — no longer the foremost direction-finding aid — still has a place…
by Ed Brotak