Krisna Dewi


Krisna Dewi is the commercial manager of Heli SGI in Bali, Indonesia, who received HAI’s Salute to Excellence Safety Award in 2020.


HAI provides invaluable support to our employees by offering access to essential information, data, and training opportunities. This continuous learning and development have been


instrumental in improving our workforce’s capabilities and enhancing our overall performance. – Krisna Dewi


Jeanette Eaton


Jeanette Eaton is a former regional VP at Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company. She began in vertical aviation more than 35 years ago as an electrical engineer with Sikorsky, where she spent the majority of her career, advancing to VP of business development. A commercial helicopter and commercial fixed-wing instrument-rated pilot, Eaton is the 2021 recipient of HAI’s Salute to Excellence Communications Award.


Congratulations on an incredible 75 years! HAI has made a tremendous impact on the industry through multiple avenues such as inspiring youth through exposure and scholarships, bringing market segments together for a unified goal of protecting and promoting the industry to allow us to prosper, and most importantly, driving a culture of safety. – Jeanette Eaton


Elan Head


Elan Head is an award-winning journalist specializing in aviation and technology and currently a senior editor at The Air Current. She is a commercial helicopter pilot and an FAA Gold Seal flight instruc- tor with helicopter and instrument heli- copter ratings. In 2014, she received HAI’s Salute to Excellence Communications Award.


I am grateful for the leading role HAI has played in showcasing the industry’s accomplishments. – Elan Head


SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE ROTOR 159 Oliver Johnson


Oliver Johnson is the editor-in-chief of Vertical magazine and the 2019 recipient of the HAI Salute to Excellence Communications Award.


HAI has helped make the industry what it is today and continues to play a crucial role in bringing the industry together. HAI HELI-EXPO remains the single biggest and most important helicopter trade show in the world. – Oliver Johnson


J. Heffernan


J. Heffernan spent 20 years as a US Marine Corps heavy helicopter (CH-53) pilot, including two tours in Vietnam and a stint flying Marine One for former US president Ronald Reagan. After retiring from the military, he worked for CJ Systems Group, Sikorsky, and Air Evac Lifeteam, as well as HAI, where he twice served as director of safety. He is currently chief operating officer at Helicopter Safety Alliance.


The military enabled me to find my way to aviation, and when I had the chance to choose vertical aviation, I jumped at it without a second thought. – J. Heffernan


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