Public Service

From the public service perspective.

In French, dressage means training. It is the process of developing a horse’s ability and willingness to work in relation to its rider.

The purpose of the trip was to help a client evaluate an experimental firefighting apparatus.

At R&WI’s Rotorcraft Business and Technology Summit in Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 20 to 21, I was introduced to the idea of flight operations quality assurance (FOQA).

Lee Benson examines public services within the helicopter industry.

Sometimes, the question may be as important as the answer, particularly when people in a position to answer decline to do so in a straightforward, honest manner.

Looking back at my last couple of articles, I realize I might be accused correctly of being a bit preachy. So I thought I might share a few personal missteps that have taught me some valuable lessons.

The National Guard truly wears two hats: one as the ready reserve force for the U.S. Army in times of armed conflict and the other as the support provider to its respective state governments in times of public need.

I’d like to take Frank Lombardi's explanation of the helicopter power struggle out of the academic and into the cockpit.

Sometimes, falling off a roof prompts earnest reflection about life, service and helicopters.