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Wrong Turn
Darkness, spatial disorientation and a heavy workload figured in the fatal 2011 crash of an…
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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
Inadequate follow-ups failed to identify the maintenance error cited in the crash of an AS350…
by Linda Werfelman
NTSB cites pilot determination to return to home base in connection with two fatal EMS…
by Linda Werfelman
Mechanical Issues, Helicopter Safety
A metallic particle was the only sign of the impending fatal failure of the AS332’s…
by Linda Werfelman
The flight path of the Bell 206L‑1 was characteristic of a pilot’s spatial disorientation and…
by Linda Werfelman
Data show a decline in U.S. helicopter accidents in 2001–2010, with an accident rate of…
by Clarence E. Rash