Low-Level Threats Remain to Safe Helicopter Flight | Aviation International News

Low-Level Threats Remain to Safe Helicopter Flight

Helicopters spend the majority of their flight time at low altitude and wires or other obstacles can be difficult to identify.

March 27, 2015

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