Helicopters – Page 145
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Low-cost simulation can transform helicopter training
Low-cost simulation is bringing a new kind of helicopter pilot training to the market, and making it far more widely available. This phenomenon is not unique...
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US helicopter safety drive may be paying dividends
After stagnating for two decades, US helicopter accident rates fell by 32% and were down 13.7% in the rest of the world in 2006. And a study by Bell...
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Bombardier, Rockwell Collins team to build next-generation cockpit
Bombardier Aerospace will take integrated avionics to a higher plane with the introduction at the National...
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Air Evac Services buys Bell LongRanger helicopters
Bell has sold 16 206L-4 LongRanger light helicopters to US emergency medical...
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Technology notes 25 September 2007
Early control design saves money AVIONICS Developing an aircraft's flight-control system at an earlier stage to avoid later costly redesign is the...
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Airbus reshuffles management team
New Airbus chief executive Tom Enders has reshuffled his senior team, slimming the executive committee from nine to six and marking a further shift by Airbus...
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GA news in brief
EMS TRACKING California Shock/Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR) air medical transport service is installing Sky...
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Business aviation in brief
GULFSTREAM EXPANSION Gulfstream has opened the first of two phases of its new 58,025m2 (624,600ft2) Savannah,...
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PICTURE: US Customs launches AW139 trial
The US Customs and Border Protection service's Air and Marine (A&M) branch has begun service trials with its first two...
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FAA calls for S-92 tail inspections
The US Federal Aviation Administration is giving Sikorsky S-92A operators 20 "time...
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Royal Jet set for aviation expansion
Royal Jet is embarking on an aggressive expansion strategy to exploit the burgeoning market for business aviation...