Plano, Texas Police threatened to close the airspace over future news events after helicopters from nearby television stations disrupted their attempts to end an armed, 12-hour standoff in March. Police said noise from orbiting television stations’ news helicopters hampered tactical officers’ ability to communicate with the suspect. They also charged that the television stations broadcast “sensitive” footage that further hindered their ability to end the standoff. Police said that they ordered the newscopters to leave the area. When they did not, a police spokesman retaliated by withholding information from reporters on the ground.
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Sikorsky nips at Eurocopter’s heels
Tuesday 15. of July 2008 Sikorsky has claimed the number-two position among the world’s helicopter manufacturers, declared CEO Jeff Pino here on Monday. “We are the... |
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Industria Components Selected for Eurocopters
Tuesday 15. of July 2008 Industria Controls, a French subsidiary of California-based Circor Aerospace, has been selected by Claverham Ltd to provide an integrated... |
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Bell racks up South Pacific helo sales
Tuesday 15. of July 2008 Bell Helicopter here on Monday announced an order for 14 helicopters–12 Bell 407s and two Bell 206B3s–from Australia-based sales representative... |
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Bell Joins Calgary Stampede
Tuesday 15. of July 2008 Bell Helicopter on July 5 opened its new 38,000-square-foot Canadian supply center at Calgary International Airport in Canada. “Our alignment... |
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Aeromed Helos Collide, No TCAS Aboard Either
Tuesday 01. of July 2008 The two aeromedical Bell 407s involved in a fatal midair over Flagstaff, Ariz., on Sunday afternoon were not equipped with traffic collision... |
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