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A novel investigative approach helps operators prevent accidents by imagining them and analyzing their causes “in hindsight.”

This proposed rule by the US Department of Veterans Affairs would revise regulations governing the department’s Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers, including revising, removing, and adding definitions; revising criteria related to eligibility; and more.

(MLive) – A US Coast Guard (USCG) MH-60T crew flew through windy conditions and snow squalls over Lake Michigan during the Nov. 29 rescue from Beaver Island.

Avinor, the air navigation system provider and operator for Norway, has selected Thales to assist with the implementation of the country’s next-generation unmanned traffic management system.

(ABC News) – Two Turkish military training helicopters collided in midair Dec. 9 in Isparta, causing one of them to crash and resulting in the deaths of six people. The second helicopter landed safely.

The December 2024 safety report from the United States Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) is now available. The report covers various metrics, including average accident rates and average fatal-accident rates for the past five years.

The third episode of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) series about helicopter off-airfield landing site operations featuring Mona Seeberger focuses on maneuvering in the landing site and operating with personnel on the ground.

The Air Methods operator based in Paso Robles, California, partnered with local emergency response, law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency dispatch teams for a mass-casualty drill at Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area in Oceano.

The FAA explains how aviation medical examiner (AME) requirements for testing pilots on the Aviation English Language Standard (AELS) differ from medical-certification requirements while highlighting that AMEs should obtain the complete medical history of a pilot.