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‘Inadequate safety management’ cited in fatal 2013 crash of Alaska troopers’ AS350.
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‘Inadequate safety management’ cited in fatal 2013 crash of Alaska troopers’ AS350.
by Linda Werfelman
An A109E pilot failed to see an unlighted crane shrouded in fog before his helicopter…
by Linda Werfelman
The pilot of an EC130 sightseeing flight and all four passengers were killed after the…
by Linda Werfelman
A report cites ‘troubling evidence’ about some approaches to helicopter safety in the North Sea…
by Linda Werfelman
New requirements in the U.S. and the U.K. are intended to boost helicopter safety.
by Linda Werfelman
Darkness, spatial disorientation and a heavy workload figured in the fatal 2011 crash of an…
by Linda Werfelman
The operator’s financial predicament prompted its founder to continue a medical flight into IMC, the…
by Linda Werfelman
A pilot’s decision to continue a charter flight into IMC led to a fatal crash…
by Linda Werfelman
After a string of deadly accidents, HEMS operators are seeing better days.
by Linda Werfelman
An analysis of U.S. helicopter accident rates shows no decrease in pilot error.
by Clarence E. Rash