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Tragedy pilots ‘did not notice speed’
The crew of a helicopter that plunged into the North Sea killing four people failed to notice its speed was dropping drastically seconds before it hit the water.
Shetland Super Puma crash – new AAIB report
Investigators into a fatal helicopter crash off an island airport have called for a review of rescue operations in its surrounding waters.
Energy Graduate: Aiming high against the odds
There are no barriers stopping aspiring individuals from climbing up the career ladder in the energy sector, believes an industry manager.
Last chance: Schools’ Energy A-Z Competition
Young students - here's your chance to win an iPad and demonstrate your knowledge of the energy industry.
Super-major throws down gauntlet to top students
BP's Ultimate Field Trip 2014 - the competition for up and coming STEM students - has just been launched.
Junior Saltire Challenge 2014 now open
The Junior Saltire Challenge for 2014, which is open to all schools in Scotland, is to design, build and test a simple water-powered generator.
Cooking food – it’s all just chemistry really
Read this and maybe mum's cooking and school dinners will never seem the same again.
Super Puma shutdown cost Bond £4m
Problems with Super Puma aircraft have cost Bond Offshore Helicopters more than £4million in the past year, it has emerged.
Helicopter tragedy highlights industry is working without a script
The tragic events of 23 August 2013 are a stark reminder that we all have so much more to do.
Government could step in over helicopter safety fears, says Prime Minister
Exclusive: Prime Minister David Cameron has suggested that the UK Government could step in and take action to address concerns over helicopter safety in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
MSPs back need for helicopter safety improvements
MSPs united over the need to improve helicopter safety but not over how to achieve it yesterday.
Campaigners unhappy over ‘lack of support’ from MSPs to accelerating FAI system
A refusal by the Scottish Government to commit to speeding up the fatal accident inquiry (FAI) system was greeted with dismay yesterday.
New row over Super Puma crash details
A row broke out last night after a union accused prosecutors of suppressing information about an offshore copter crash in the North Sea five years ago.
Mixed reaction from industry as CAA announces major review of offshore helicopter safety
UK and Norwegian aviation chiefs are to launch a joint review of offshore helicopter safety in the wake of last month's fatal Super Puma crash off Shetland.
Super Puma seating set-up to be changed
Exclusive: The company behind the Super Puma helicopter has announced plans to change the seating set-up inside the aircraft, we can reveal.
Super Puma safety under discussion at Norway aviation conference
The spate of Super Puma helicopter accidents in recent years is to feature at an offshore safety conference in Norway this week.
Lord Advocate: Families of Super Puma victims deserve fast answers over tragedy
Exclusive: Scotland's top law officer says the families of last month’s offshore helicopter crash victims must not face a long drawn-out wait for answers.
New Super Puma safety checks after panel flew off during flight
North-east helicopter operators have been forced to carry out safety checks after a panel flew off a Super Puma in mid-air.
Timescale for 2009 Super Puma FAI defended after five-year wait
The Lord Advocate defended the timescale for a fatal accident inquiry into the Super Puma crash which left 16 people dead in 2009.
Darling refuses to support call for helicopter crash probe
Former UK Government transport secretary Alistair Darling has refused to support Labour calls for a full public inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea.
Super Puma crash probe chair sets out timetable
The chairwoman of a powerful Westminster committee investigating helicopter safety in the North Sea wants its inquiry to start within weeks – but believes a wider probe may also be needed.
MPs to launch helicopter safety inquiry after Super Puma crashes
A powerful group of MPs launched an inquiry last night into helicopter safety in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Unions demand full inquiry into Shetland helicopter tragedy
The Trades Union Congress passed an emergency motion yesterday calling for an independent public inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea.
Hundreds gather to say farewell to Super Puma victim Sarah Darnley
Yesterday, hundreds of people gathered to remember the Super Puma crash victim, who died along with three other offshore workers when their helicopter crashed off Shetland.