Howard Hasbrook’s aviation career spans 57 years and involves flight research, flight safety, crash injury investigation, and crash survival design. He pioneered the use of restraint systems in automobiles and aircraft, crash injury investigation, analysis and reconstruction of air carrier accidents, crashworthy design and the delethalization of aircraft cabin/cockpit interiors. He is the recipient of many awards and honors and is a Fellow in Aerospace Medicine. The Life Sciences and Biomedical Engineering Branch of the Aerospace Medical Association has named an award in his honor. Howard is a commercial pilot with multiple ratings and has logged more than 16,000 flying hours.