Safety

News and information on safety procedures and concerns.

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Bristow chooses S-92 for U.K. SAR contract fulfillment

Sikorsky intends to provide Bristow with some of the most technologically advanced S-92s available.

Rotorcraft

March 4, 2015

Aerosafe Helps Operators With Risk Management

Risk management work with Australian Army aviators lead Kimberly Turner to found Aerosafe Risk Management

Accidents

March 3, 2015

IATA To Host Cabin Operations Safety Conference

The event provides airline executives an opportunity to network.

Safety

March 1, 2015

Loss of Control Remains a Trap for Pilots

Loss of control in flight isn't the most common accident cause, but it accounts for a significant number of fatalities.

Safety

March 1, 2015

Videos

Transportation Trades Group Speaks Out on Drone Safety

Union group wants to see guarantees of system safety.

Safety

March 1, 2015

FAA Publishes Cold-temperature Corrections

Starting this week, a snowflake icon on approach plates will indicate the requirement for a cold-temperature altitude correction.

Safety

March 1, 2015

Senate Commerce Clears Hart Nomination for NTSB Chairman

The White House reissued the nomination after the Senate failed to take action last year.

Safety

February 26, 2015

UAVs: Low-Altitude Dangers

Pilots are concerned about the increasing number of encounters with UAVs.

Rotorcraft

February 26, 2015

FAA Updates Advisory Circular for RNP Procedures

AC outlines numerous changes to the flight validation procedures and requirements.

Safety

February 23, 2015

NTSB Details Colorado GIV Takeoff Incident

Investigators found nothing to connect this to any earlier GIV control malfunctions.

Safety

February 23, 2015

IHST Updates Helicopter Safety Initiatives

Helicopter team tightens its focus to help maintain accident rate reduction.

Rotorcraft

February 23, 2015

Aviation Safety Question of the Week (Feb. 23, 2015)

In the last 10 years, what condition has produced the greatest number of aviation fatalities?

Safety

February 23, 2015

Robinson R44s Grounded Down Under

Aviation authorities in New Zealand and Australia grounded all of the nearly 600 Robinson helicopters based there fitted with stainless-steel main rotors.

Accidents

February 23, 2015

Handling the Aftermath of a Plane Crash

Airports

February 23, 2015

Aviation Safety Question of the Week (Feb. 16, 2015)

What is reported to be the most common cause of aircraft engine failure?

Safety

February 17, 2015

IBAC Announces First Certified Bizav Handler

The organization’s IS-BAH best practices standard, launched last year, sees its first member.

Safety

February 17, 2015

Emergency Spindle AD Grounds Enstroms for Inspections

Action affects approximately 323 U.S.-registered helicopters.

Accidents

February 16, 2015

Single-engine Part 135 Electrical Requirements Clarified

Some operators are confusing Part 23 with Part 135 requirements

Safety

February 13, 2015

Eurocontrol To Hold Conference on Aircraft Automation Safety

Forum organizers are seeking to attract global participation from all aviation sectors, especially from front-line personnel.

Safety

February 13, 2015

UK Researchers Study Carbon Nanotube Aircraft De-icing System

Carbon nanotubes could be applied like paint and de-ice a surface by heating.

Safety

February 11, 2015

Safety

News and information on safety procedures and concerns.

Latest

Bristow chooses S-92 for U.K. SAR contract fulfillment

Sikorsky intends to provide Bristow with some of the most technologically advanced S-92s available.

Aerosafe Helps Operators With Risk Management

Risk management work with Australian Army aviators lead Kimberly Turner to found Aerosafe Risk Management

IATA To Host Cabin Operations Safety Conference

The event provides airline executives an opportunity to network.

Loss of Control Remains a Trap for Pilots

Loss of control in flight isn't the most common accident cause, but it accounts for a significant number of fatalities.

Videos

More Articles

Transportation Trades Group Speaks Out on Drone Safety

Union group wants to see guarantees of system safety.

FAA Publishes Cold-temperature Corrections

Starting this week, a snowflake icon on approach plates will indicate the requirement for a cold-temperature altitude correction.

Senate Commerce Clears Hart Nomination for NTSB Chairman

The White House reissued the nomination after the Senate failed to take action last year.

UAVs: Low-Altitude Dangers

Pilots are concerned about the increasing number of encounters with UAVs.

FAA Updates Advisory Circular for RNP Procedures

AC outlines numerous changes to the flight validation procedures and requirements.

NTSB Details Colorado GIV Takeoff Incident

Investigators found nothing to connect this to any earlier GIV control malfunctions.

IHST Updates Helicopter Safety Initiatives

Helicopter team tightens its focus to help maintain accident rate reduction.

Aviation Safety Question of the Week (Feb. 23, 2015)

In the last 10 years, what condition has produced the greatest number of aviation fatalities?

Robinson R44s Grounded Down Under

Aviation authorities in New Zealand and Australia grounded all of the nearly 600 Robinson helicopters based there fitted with stainless-steel main rotors.

Handling the Aftermath of a Plane Crash

Handling the Aftermath of a Plane Crash

Aviation Safety Question of the Week (Feb. 16, 2015)

What is reported to be the most common cause of aircraft engine failure?

IBAC Announces First Certified Bizav Handler

The organization’s IS-BAH best practices standard, launched last year, sees its first member.

Emergency Spindle AD Grounds Enstroms for Inspections

Action affects approximately 323 U.S.-registered helicopters.

Single-engine Part 135 Electrical Requirements Clarified

Some operators are confusing Part 23 with Part 135 requirements

Eurocontrol To Hold Conference on Aircraft Automation Safety

Forum organizers are seeking to attract global participation from all aviation sectors, especially from front-line personnel.

UK Researchers Study Carbon Nanotube Aircraft De-icing System

Carbon nanotubes could be applied like paint and de-ice a surface by heating.

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