vertrefadmin Posted March 4, 2006 Report Share Posted March 4, 2006 You may have already seen this on the calendar but... Helicopter Safety Forum 2006 FlightSafety is hosting the second annual Helicopter Safety Forum. Safety Insight will be held in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas on May 4 - 5, 2006 at the Marriott DFW South The agenda consisted of round table discussions and safety presentations. Areas of discussion include: Safety Management Systems Transitioning from Military to Civilian Flight Risk Assessment and Management Inadvertent IMC Procedures & Night Operations Controlled Flight into Terrain Automation Management New Technologies (TCAS, TAWS, NVG etc.) FAA Advisories NTSB Recommendations Representatives from AAMS, ALEA, AMSAC, CAMTS, HAI, HSAC, FAA, NBAA, NEMSPA and insurance companies will be available to provide guidance and answer questions in regard to their respective recommendations. More than 300 guests are expected to participate in the forum including management, pilots, dispatchers, medical crew and maintenance from helicopter operations throughout North America. Vertical Magazine, Rotor & Wing , Aviation International News, Business & Commercial Aviation, Professional Pilot and The Fire Journal will provide media coverage of this event. The agenda will be posted shortly. Key industry speakers will present material on Thursday, May 4 from 8:00 - 5:00. Round Table discussions will be held on Friday May 5 from 08:00 - 3:00. Various industry manufacturers will be cosponsoring these events. The 2005 conference demonstrated a proactive approach to airmedical safety as new and innovative safety and training initiatives were discussed. The 2006 forum will expand the discussions to all helicopter operations. FlightSafety, the world's largest provider of aviation services, has been dedicated to providing the highest quality training for more than 50 years. FlightSafety welcomes this opportunity to partner with the Helicopter Industry in an effort to achieve the safety goals of the industry. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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