HALO-Flight selects Brazos Safety Systems to enhance fleet safety monitoring

Brazos Safety Systems, a provider of flight data monitoring (FDM) solutions for both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, has been chosen by HALO-Flight to support the safety monitoring of its air medical transportation helicopter fleet.

The collaboration marks a significant step forward in HALO-Flight’s commitment to enhancing operational safety through the implementation of a comprehensive FDM-based safety program. Under the new initiative, HALO-Flight will gain access to post-flight analytics, safety assessments, and alert systems designed to ensure compliance and reinforce safe flight practices across its operations.

Jonathan Keech, Director of Safety for HALO-Flight, emphasized the deeper meaning behind the program: “In HALO-Flight, safety is more than a requirement – it’s a promise we make to every life we touch. Our partnership with Brazos Safety Systems strengthens that promise – combining their expertise and our purpose – to build a culture where trust, readiness, and accountability thrive. This is more than a business relationship – we’re safeguarding futures.”

The new system will enable HALO’s safety management team to derive actionable insights from flight data, improving situational awareness and risk mitigation in real time.

Tom Nied, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Brazos Safety Systems, praised HALO-Flight’s dedication to high safety standards: “HALO-Flight has long been a leader in mission-first, safety-driven air medical transport. Their commitment to protecting both patients and crew is evident in every part of their operation. At Brazos, we’re honored to contribute to that mission by providing tools that help them turn flight data into actionable insights and reinforce high standards for flight safety.”

HALO-Flight recently became the first US helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) operator to implement GPMS HUMS.