The August 26 USHST Safety Report is attached for your review. Clarke Pleasants Assistant Professor, Department of Aerospace Business & Aerospace Building, S228 Middle Tennessee State University 1301 E. Main Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 615-898-2054 https://aerospace.mtsu.edu/

This was sent in from an operator interested who is interested to hear if anyone else has had this issue before. Pete's Feedback: I have not seen that before. Looks like the moving shaft cracked allowing the pressed in internally threaded portion to disengage. On the same model actuator I have seen on the other end the bearing adapter that is held on by four screws be loose. The screws were still safetied but were very loose. In both cases it seems they were subject to some

Attached is the Rotorcraft Monthly Accident Briefing for July 2026 (tenth month of FY26). (Covers Part 27, Part 29, and Restricted Category rotorcraft accidents to U.S. registered aircraft. Does not include gyrocopters or experimental aircraft.) Please access the information from this briefing directly anytime at the FAA’s publicly available, Rotorcraft Accident Dashboard. Find “Dashboard Navigation” near the top of the default page and click either “Historical Briefing”, “

The July 2026 USHST Safety Report is attached for your review. Clarke Pleasants Assistant Professor, Department of Aerospace Business & Aerospace Building, S228 Middle Tennessee State University 1301 E. Main Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 615-898-2054 https://aerospace.mtsu.edu/

Attached is the Rotorcraft Monthly Accident Briefing for June 2026 (ninth month of FY26). (Covers Part 27, Part 29, and Restricted Category rotorcraft accidents to U.S. registered aircraft. Does not include gyrocopters or experimental aircraft.) Please access the information from this briefing directly anytime at the FAA’s publicly available, Rotorcraft Accident Dashboard. Find “Dashboard Navigation” near the top of the default page and click either “Historical Briefing”, “

Attached the June 2026 USHST Safety Report for your review. Clarke Pleasants Assistant Professor, Department of Aerospace Business & Aerospace Building, S228 Middle Tennessee State University 1301 E. Main Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 615-898-2054 https://aerospace.mtsu.edu/

Attached is the Rotorcraft Monthly Accident Briefing for May 2026 (eighth month of FY26). (Covers Part 27, Part 29, and Restricted Category rotorcraft accidents to U.S. registered aircraft. Does not include gyrocopters or experimental aircraft.) Please access the information from this briefing directly anytime at the FAA’s publicly available, Rotorcraft Accident Dashboard. Find “Dashboard Navigation” near the top of the default page and click either “Historical Briefing”, “U

May 2026 USHST Safety Report

Attached is the Rotorcraft Monthly Accident Briefing for April 2026 (seventh month of FY26). (Covers Part 27, Part 29, and Restricted Category rotorcraft accidents to U.S. registered aircraft. Does not include gyrocopters or experimental aircraft.) Please access the information from this briefing directly anytime at the FAA’s publicly available, Rotorcraft Accident Dashboard. Find “Dashboard Navigation” near the top of the default page and click either “Historical Briefing”

Attached is the April 2026 USHST Safety Report for your review. Clarke Pleasants Assistant Professor of Aerospace Middle Tennessee State University 615-898-2054 clarke.pleasants@mtsu.edu