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USHST H‐SE Status Update (May 31, 2020)
USHST H-SE Status Update (January 31, 2019)
USHST H-SE Status Update (June 1, 2018)
USHST H-SE Status Update (May 1, 2018)
Flying Blind: A Closer Look at Visibility Problems.
- H-SE 22a: Detection and Management of Risk Level Changes During Flight
  - Report: We Work Better Together: Pilots and Crews Detecting Risk Issues Inflight
- H-SE 115/128: Threat and Error Management Training
- H-SE 91: Enhanced Helicopter Vision Systems
- H-SE 127a: Recognition & Recovery of Spatial Disorientation
Out of Control: The Need for Stability in Our Skies
- H-SE 122: Standardization of Autorotation & Emergency Handling Training
- H-SE 37: Progressive Approaches to Autorotation Training
- H-SE 81: Simulators and Outside-the Envelope Flight Conditions
- H-SE 70: Stability Augmentation System/Autopilot /
- H-SE 124: Understanding of Basic Helicopter Aerodynamics
Your Risky Business: Pushing for More Safety Management
- H-SE 130: Hazards of Over-the-Counter Medication
- H-SE 90: UAS in High Risk Environments
- H-SE 90: Formal Report
- H-SE 28: The Final Walk Around
  - H-SE 28 Report Final Walk Around
- H-SE 125: Pre-Flight Risk Assessment for Student
- H-SE 82: Flights Flight Data Monitoring
- H-SE 75: Full Authority Idle Protection Devices
Aim for Excellence: Lives are in Your Hands.
- H-SE 30: Development of Airman Certification Series for Rotorcraft
- H-SE 123-1: Simulations for Safe Decision Making
- H-SE 117: Competency-Based Training and Assessments
- H-SE 116: Make & Model Transition Training
- H-SE 19a: Safety Culture and Professionalism
  - White paper – Helicopter Safety Convictions and Culture
- H-SE 13A: Utilities and Construction Practice Guide
- UPAC Safety Guide for Helicopter Operators
Reports and Contacts