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Operations both small and large have experienced a lower volume of flights because of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as layoffs and furloughs. In this environment, keeping your skills current can be challenging.

To learn what pilots are doing now to get ready for flight after the pandemic, we surveyed our readers anonymously. Specifically, we inquired about their companies’—and their own—investment in training and the effect the virus has had on their employment and proficiency status.

During the HAI@Work webinar on June 25, 2020, HAI president and CEO James Viola held a candid discussion with Dan Schultz, president of Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, on Sikorsky’s response to the COVID pandemic, the company’s outlook for its commercial and military markets, and much more! Watch until the end for a dynamic Q&A. […]

SMS works when people are empowered to act on safety.

I once asked one of our veteran aviation investigators what the toughest part of his job was. His response: seeing in accident investigations the same safety deficiencies over and over again that, for some reason, haven’t been addressed.

Use this moment to prepare for better times.

During this June 18, 2020, webinar, HAI president and CEO James Viola answered questions from aviation journalists Lyn Burks, publisher and editor-in-chief, Rotorcraft Pro; Dan Parsons, editor, Vertical Valor; Gina Kvitkovich, editor, ROTOR; and Mark Ogden, Editor, HeliOps. Topics of discussion included: the COVID-19 pandemic’s long-term effects on our industry; the push to eVTOL and […]