Safety Management - Helicopter Models - Pilot Experience
Helicopter Safety
At HeliNY, the safety of our passengers is our number one priority! We work hard to provide the safest and most reliable experience along with unmatched performance, comfort, and luxury.
All our procedures, standards, and best practices come from decades of aviation expertise. Our firsthand knowledge translates into ultimate peace of mind for all our passengers!
HeliNY’s Safety Management goes beyond conventional standards by prioritizing audits and risk assessments to consistently demonstrate our dedication to the highest levels of safety. Our commitment to your well-being begins long before you set foot on a HeliNY helicopter.
Our safety culture is derived from a Safety Management System which consists of an organization-wide, comprehensive, and preventive approach. Our practice includes formal methods for identifying hazards and mitigating risk which provides assurance of HeliNY’s overall safety performance.
We have been flying safely since 2005 and we are proud recipient of numerous safety awards by Helicopter Association International and National Business Aviation Association.
Bell 407 Safety Features
4-Blade Rotor System for Enhanced Safety
Fully upgraded Avionics Systems
Garmin Flight Deck Integrated Instrument Displays
Engine Indicating and Crew Alerting Systems
FADEC, Full Authority Engine Management System
Enhanced Situational Awareness Systems
Pilots
When it to comes to safety at HeliNY, our pilot training initiative exemplifies our unwavering commitment to upholding the highest standards of safety.
Our pilots bring extensive experience from military, flight instruction, logistics, and even rescue operations backgrounds when they join our team.
We entrust our highly skilled team with critical decisions regarding weather conditions, and operational considerations.
HeliNY regularly monitors the weather for conditions that may go below VFR minimums, ceasing operations when it is unsafe to fly.
Our pilots are required to fill out a Flight Risk Assessment before each flight.
Experience
- All HeliNY pilots receive annual proficiency check rides.
- Minimum 1,000 hours of rotorcraft helicopter time as a pilot in command.
- Must have a commercial rotorcraft helicopter and instrument rating.
- Previous experience in Part 135/Part 91 or corporate aircraft
- A valid 1st or 2nd Class Medical Certification
PASSENGER SAFETY & SECURITY
HeliNY, verifies passenger names, booking details & weights. A valid government issued ID must be presented for all passengers.
For charter flights, baggage weight & dimensions are confirmed to ensure that they are within safety specifications.
Our ground crew is trained to ensure all passengers meet flight requirements. For the safety of all our passengers and crew, we reserve the right to prohibit passengers from flying who are unruly, intoxicated, disruptive, or otherwise unfit to fly.
HeliNY is committed to promoting a culture of safety for employees by conducting regular training of ground crew in connection with ground operations and all procedures at heliports and airports when loading and unloading aircraft.
Maintenance
HeliNY’s Maintenance Team’s priority is safety, and we take extreme measures to make sure our procedures are following our safety culture.
Our team consists of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensed Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) technicians. Our technicians are also trained at the Bell Helicopter Training Academy for specific specialty training.
All facets of maintenance and repair for your helicopter are done following strict and regular schedules recommended by manufacturer and approved by the FAA.
HeliNY has earned and maintained the highest FAA standards with annual audits.