All Helicopters articles – Page 117
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NewsEurocopter to fly X3 at Paris
Helicopter manufacturer Eurocopter will perform the first public flight demonstrations of its X3 hybrid rotorcraft at the Paris air show. "Eurocopter...
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General Aviation - In brief
AOPA-Australia has lodged detailed comments with Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority on proposed sweeping changes to the general operating and flight regulations, known as CASR Part 91
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NSW police accept EC135 P2+
Australia's New South Wales police force has accepted a Eurocopter EC135 P2+, with the aircraft expected to be fully operational within months.
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NewsFatal SAR crash due to pilot error: NTSB
Poor pilot decision making, partly exacerbated by self-induced stress and fatigue, alongside organisational failings within the New Mexico State Police,...
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Business aviation briefings
Bombardier's fractional ownership operation, Flexjet, has two new benefit packages available.
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Business aviation - In brief
Comlux Group has acquired an Embraer Legacy 650 business jets for its Fly Comlux charter and management operation in Kazakhstan and has an option to acquire four more of the large-cabin aircraft
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Canada special: Clusters of success
Quebec and Montreal are more than an industrial cluster. Aerospace is in the province's genes, say those who work there
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EBACE: Al Bateen adds MRO services to business airport
The newly launched Dhabi Jet fixed-base operation provider for Al Bateen airport in Abu Dhabi could become a global brand.
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EBACE: AgustaWestland sells first GrandNew into Turkish market
AgustaWestland has sold its first GrandNew light twin helicopter into the Turkish market with an order from business aviation operator Genel Havacilik.
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EBACE: Eurocopter unveils Mercedes-Benz Style EC145
Eurocopter has unveiled the first production example of its "Mercedes-Benz Style" EC145 light twin helicopter.
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EBACE: Burbank Group orders AW109 Power for corporate transport duties
Burbank Group of Australia has ordered an AgustaWestland AW109 Power light twin helicopter, with an option for an additional GrandNew light twin.
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EBACE: Bahrain open for business
Bahrain's head of civil aviation is at EBACE to send a clear message to the industry - Bahrain is open for business.
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EBACE: Caravans to Italy
Cessna says it is to deliver three 208B Grand Caravans to an unnamed Vicenza, Italy-based commercial aircraft operator and 10 Skyhawk 172s to the Turkish Aeronautical Association. All the aircraft to be delivered this year.
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EBACE: CAE to double global footprint for business aviation
Montreal-based simulation and training company CAE will double its global footprint for business aviation pilot and maintenance training over the next 12-24 months, bringing training closer to customers in emerging markets in Mexico, Brazil, Europe and Asia.
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EBACE: Cessna ramps up European Citation support
Cessna Aircraft is ramping up its customer support operation in Europe in an effort to bring parts availability into line with response times enjoyed by US-based Citation operators.
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EBACE: Face the facts with Phoenix Aviation's Ingrid Strahammer
Ingrid Strahammer is vice-president of marketing (Europe) for Wilson airport, Nairobi-based Phoenix Aviation, one of a handful of African operators exhibiting at EBACE this year
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EBACE: London Oxford limbers up for Olympics
London Oxford airport has fired the starting gun in the race to get set for next year's London Olympics, when thousands of VIPs are expected to descend on the UK capital in business aircraft.
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EBACE: Vector adds European in-region support for M250
Vector Aerospace (stand 579) is offering European repair and overhaul support for Rolls-Royce M250 engine operators from its Fleetlands, UK site.
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NewsRussia eyes high-speed helicopters
Russia looks set to join Eurocopter and Sikorsky in the race to commercialise a high-speed helicopter, with the allocation of Rb3.6billion ($1.3 billion)...
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Airbus transporters to be equipped for satellite landings
Airbus's modified A300-600ST transporters are set to become the first large type to be approved for satellite-based approaches using the new European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS).