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The deadline is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a pilot union opposes the hospitals' favored option.

French HEMS debate heats up around second crewmember

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Rulemaking effort could delay action mandated by Congress.

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The FAA said the original deadline did not give stakeholders and the agency “sufficient time to prepare” and was “contrary to the public interest.” 

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India’s Business Aircraft Operators Association says aviation officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s recent safety downgrade.

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Researchers Tackle High-Altitude Engine Icing

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U.S. Business Jet Accidents Plummet in 2013

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Second HEMS Summit To Be Held December 18 in D.C.

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French HEMS debate heats up around second crewmember

The deadline is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a pilot union opposes the hospitals' favored option.

FAA Rulemaking Might Ease Medical Certification Requirements

Rulemaking effort could delay action mandated by Congress.

FAA Delays Helicopter Safety Rule Deadline

The FAA said the original deadline did not give stakeholders and the agency “sufficient time to prepare” and was “contrary to the public interest.”

Indian Bizav Community Accuses Government Of Safety Slur

India’s Business Aircraft Operators Association says aviation officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s recent safety downgrade.

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NASA Offers World’s First Wind Tunnel for Engine-icing Tests

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FAA Issues New Rotorcraft Icing Bulletin

North Sea Review Focuses on Procedure Commonality

IHST Reformulates Helo Safety Goal: Zero Tolerance Equals Zero Accidents

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FAA Wants Pilots With High Body Mass Index To Undergo Sleep Testing

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