Bali Hai Helicopter Tours Bell 206B, Kalaheo, Hawaii

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Bali Hai Helicopter Tours Bell 206B, Kalaheo, Hawaii Investigator-in-Charge Nicole L. Charnon

Accident Flight Bell 206B, N16849 Part 91 flight operation SFAR 71 – Special Operating Rules for Air Tour Operators in the State of Hawaii Eighth tour, departed at 1600

Tour of Kauai

Radar Ground Track

Weather and Ground Track 1634

Weather and Ground Track 1639

Weather and Ground Track 1645

Accident Flight Images 1630 photo 1628 photo 1636 photo 1637 photo

Accident Site

SFAR 71 Emergency final rule in October 1994 Established for Hawaii tours Minimum altitude 1,500 feet Minimum standoff distance 1,500 feet Flotation equipment Helicopter performance plan Operations limitations compliance Passenger safety briefings

SFAR 71 Deviations Deviations approved case-by-case Required additional safety measures Emergency landing areas Ingress and egress descriptions Transition segments Annual checkride Annual safety meeting

Annual Safety Meetings Not run by Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) Conducted by air tour operators Inconsistent topics and agendas Pilots differed in understanding of approved deviations

Hawaii-specific Weather Concerns 8 weather-related accidents since SFAR 71 31 fatalities 4 weather-related accidents involved pilots new to the islands

Additional Presentations Operations Human performance Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) technology

Parties to the Investigation Federal Aviation Administration Rolls-Royce Accredited Representative Transportation Safety Board of Canada Bell Helicopter

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