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the U.S. Helicopter Safety Team (www.USHST.org) has been working diligently on developing safety enhancements based on the accidents it has analyzed. Many of the initiatives are now ready to be advanced forward. • During 2019, the USHST developed and promoted a white paper showing how UAS (drones) can supplement and support manned helicopters in high-risk operations and environments.


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• Last month, the team released two new airmanship bulletins on the Vortex Ring State and on Power Available Limitations.


• The USHST continues to provide face-to-face safety education and safety material distribution at industry events — most recently at the CHC Safety Summit in Dallas and at the National Agricultural Aviation Association convention in Orlando.


• The USHST is ready to release a best practices document offering guidelines for preflight inspections and final walk-arounds.


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