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Linda Werfelman

Linda Werfelman

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Senior Editor, AeroSafety World

Virginia

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Total articles 99

  • ‘It’s too dark’ - Flight Safety Foundation

    By Linda Werfelman Verified| Flight Safety Foundation@ The Bell 407 was 32 seconds into a nighttime repositioning flight when the 13,800-hour commercial pilot commented on the dark night conditions; less than a minute later, he lost control of the helicopter during an initial climb from a field in Croydon, New Hampshire, U.S. The 70-second flight ended when the 407 crashed into the field, killing the pilot, who was the only occupant. The helicopter received substantial damage.

    By Linda Werfelman Verified · Flight Safety Foundation

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Disinfecting a Cabin at the Speed of Light

    By Linda Werfelman Verified| Flight Safety Foundation@ Using ultraviolet light to disinfect an aircraft cabin could significantly reduce the transmission of disease among passengers on commercial aircraft, according to a report by U.S. researchers.1You Must Be an FSF Member to Have Full Access to This Article Your membership includes access to the Foundation’s journal, AeroSafety World, keeping you updated on the latest safety news and information. Please login to access this article.

    By Linda Werfelman Verified · Flight Safety Foundation

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • ‘It’s too dark’ - Flight Safety Foundation

    By Linda Werfelman Verified| Flight Safety Foundation@ The Bell 407 was 32 seconds into a nighttime repositioning flight when the 13,800-hour commercial pilot commented on the dark night conditions; less than a minute later, he lost control of the helicopter during an initial climb from a field in Croydon, New Hampshire, U.S. The 70-second flight ended when the 407 crashed into the field, killing the pilot, who was the only occupant. The helicopter received substantial damage.

    By Linda Werfelman Verified · Flight Safety Foundation

    Apr. 07, 2025

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AeroSafety World

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

'+1 703-739-6700