Whether you are a seasoned helicopter pilot or just starting out, read on to learn how to stay safe in the air!

Helicopters are capable of flying at a variety of altitudes, but their performance decreases as they fly higher.

Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) refer to a set of regulations and procedures that govern flight when the pilot cannot rely solely on visuals.

We'll explore the dramatic shift that occurs when a pilot transitions from VFR to IFR flying in helicopters and the challenges and adaptions

Flying under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) brings a new set of challenges to pilots, one of which is spatial disorientation.

ILS is a ground-based radio navigation system that provides pilots with precise guidance during the approach and landing phases of flight.

Understanding the impact of weather and environmental factors is crucial for ensuring helicopter safety.

High winds can be dangerous for helicopters, so it is important to take precautions if you are flying in these conditions.

IMC stands for instrument meteorological conditions. It refers to weather conditions that are below minimum requirements for visual flight.

While they offer advantages - vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, there are often concerns about the safety of flying in a helicopter

Ensuring the safety of both crew and passengers is of paramount importance, and it all starts with comprehensive pilot training.

Can pilots with ADHD take to the skies? Let’s look at the unique challenges and strengths that individuals with ADHD bring to aviation.

We explore the topic of helicopter noise, delve into its environmental implications, and highlight the ongoing efforts to address concerns.

Safety culture in helicopter operations is a comprehensive approach that encompasses every aspect of the operation

Being a pilot is a demanding and high-stress profession that requires focus and mental agility. Make sure you’re not heading for a burnout.

We explore the concept of human factors in helicopter safety, including the psychological and physiological factors that can impact flight.

Are helicopters safe? We take a look at Accident Rates and Improvements.

As a helicopter pilot, burnout is a real concern. Long hours, high stress environment, demanding nature of the job can all take it’s toll.

There is a growing debate in the aviation community on whether or not helicopter pilots should be required to wear helmets.

Be Prepared for the Worst-Case Scenarios In the world of helicopter operations, emergency situations can happen anytime, anywhere…