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Safety
News and information on safety procedures and concerns.
Regulations and Government
FAA: Prompt Action Required for In-flight Smoke, Fire
Odors, smoke, and/or fumes can be introduced to the cabin atmosphere as a result of aircraft equipment malfunction or by inadvertent actions.
Rotorcraft
Offshore, EMS Lead Way in IHST Best Practices
Many operators are embracing the team's safety recommendations, but private operators have a way to go.
Accidents
Citation CJ4, Cessna 150 Collide at Non-towered Airport
The two people aboard the Cessna 150 were killed; no injuries were reported among the five on board the Cessna Citation CJ4.
Accidents
Fuel Lever, Floats Factor Large in NYC Helo Crash
“The three floats installed on the left landing gear skid appeared to be more inflated than the floats on the right landing gear skid," the NTSB said.
Safety
FAA Formally Bans Certain Harnesses in Doors-off Ops
The ban on non-approved supplemental passenger restrain systems in commercial doors-off operations followed the March 11 East River helicopter crash.
Aircraft
Isle of Man Notches Up 1,000th Registration
A Gulfstream G650ER has become the 1,000th aircraft to be registered by the Isle of Man under its “M” registration.
Accidents
UK Report: Loss of Control Is Main GA Accident Cause
The AAIB received 708 occurrence notifications in 2017 and deployed 38 times to conduct field investigations, 16 of which were fatal accidents.
FBOs
Sheltair Achieves Chain-wide IS-BAH Registration
All 17 FBOs in the Florida-based company's network are now Stage I compliant, and it has its sights set on Stage II by 2020.
Safety
AINsight: Safety Management Versus Safety Leadership
“Safety is not a status you attain, but a never-ending process. It’s not a destination, but a journey. And the journey begins with leadership.”
Safety
ACSF Joins Forces with AviationManuals on ASAP/SMS
Operators will be able to participate in the ACSF/FAA ASAP program through the AviationManuals ARC SMS software application.
Safety
NTSB Presses FAA on 'Doors Off' Helo Operations
FAA Tweeted it will order the halt of certain doors off operations, but NTSB seeks more definitive action.
Maintenance and Modifications
Safe Flight Developing Tailstrike Warning System
Safe Flight’s Tailstrike Warning System uses ground clearance and angle of attack (AoA)—a relationship that can even provide predictive alerts.
Safety
NTSB Reaches Out to Industry on Accident Communications
Agency had received pushback after movie Sully was released.
Safety
Part 91 Participants Propelling ACSF's ASAP Program
ACSF program now accounts for 54 percent of active agreements involved in ASAP, FAA's Randy McDonald said.
Safety
ACSF Safety Symposium Kicks Off with Compliance Focus
More than 120 senior industry, association and government representatives registered for this year’s two-day ACSF symposium.
Safety
NTSB Stresses Continued Collaboration To Tackle LOC
NTSB member Weener said collaboration is now being widely and effectively used to address LOC, one of the safety areas on the Most Wanted List.
Safety
League of Extraordinary Mariners, Aviators Discuss Ditching
The "Joint Oceanic Search and Rescue Conference" brought together mariners and flight crew to discuss over-ocean emergencies.
Safety
Argus Pros Hosting BARS Auditor Course
The course provides a working knowledge of the Bars program and demonstrates the practices and principals that underpin it.
Safety
Torqued: Challenges of Eliminating Loss-of-Control Accidents
How can pilots overcome continuation bias and elect to go around rather than continue an unstabilized approach?
Safety
Artex Introduces Alkaline Battery-powered ELT
The new device is exempt from FAA Lithium battery regulations.
Safety
Survitec Unveils New Life Jacket, Passenger Suit
The Hybrid Ability Lifejacket and Oxygen is the company’s next generation Mk 5/51 product and the Gen2 1000 series suit holds ETSO, MED, approvals.
Accidents
IHST: Helicopter Safety Sees Global Improvement
Rotorcraft accidents were down six percent worldwide between 2016 and 2017.
Safety
Leocopter Offers Vuichard Safety Training
A partner with the Vuichard Recovery Aviation Safety Foundation, the Swiss company aims to reduce risks related to helicopter operations.
Rotorcraft
Bell Launches 407GXi
The dash -C47E/4 engine replaces the Rolls-Royce 250-C47B/8 in the 407GXP that Bell launched in 2015.
Accidents
USHST Offering Sage Safety Advice During Heli-Expo
The organization, founded in 2013 to reduce the incidence of rotorcraft accidents, has a full schedule of safety programming at Heli-Expo 2018
Safety
Leonardo, Skytrac Team on AW139 HUMS Data System
The new system, currently under test by CHC, promises to make helicopter health data accessible more rapidly.
Safety
LifePort Unveils Upgraded Patient Sled
LifePort's new aluminum machined sled is lighter and more durable, and features a wider backrest.
Safety
Groups Urge More Rules for Drone Flying
Regulation and enforcement are needed on a global scale, FSF contends.
Rotorcraft
FlightSafety Offers NVG Simulator Training
FlightSafety is approved to provide Part 142 NVG training in simulators for Airbus Helicopters, Bell Helicopters and Sikorsky helicopters.
Rotorcraft
Technology Takes Helicopter Training into the Future
Today's training gives pilots and crew a real-world feel.
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