Wildlife hazard management remains one of aviation’s most overlooked challenges. Whether you are managing an airport or a heliport, having an effective wildlife management plan isn’t just a box-ticking exercise, it is a vital layer of protection that keeps aircraft, passengers, and operations safe. This is particularly important for New Zealand operators as we move from spring into summer, a season when New Zealand’s wildlife becomes especially active. For many native bird sp

An aerodrome  is a term used to describe any location intended for aircraft flight operations to take place. This could be any Heliport,...

New Zealand’s aviation landscape is constantly evolving, and comprehensive training is key to maintaining safe and efficient aerodrome...

As a result of the new Civil Aviation Act coming into force all references to the old act need to be removed on aerodrome signage before...

Returning to the cockpit after an extended break can be one of the most exciting yet challenging experiences a pilot can face. Whether...

Operating a heliport, whether it's for commercial, medical, or private use, comes with important legal responsibilities. Compliance with...

What is Rotor Wash? Rotor wash is comprised of downwash, which is the vertical component produced by the main rotor blades that supports...