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It’s been a busy month for Sikorsky’s S-92 development team as the project moves toward approval by year-end.

Meanwhile, in the U.S.

Just weeks after proclaiming its market dominance at HAI’s Heli-Expo 2002, Eurocopter took a hit in its sales column with the news that France and Germany

In certain oil-rich regions of Russia and its federated republics, natural gas is so abundant that it is treated as a waste product of the crude-oil extrac

Petroleum Helicopters pilot Charles Getchell, 56, of Milton, Fla.

Once asked his opinion of the almost 200-mi island stretching from the towers of Manhattan to the wet salt marshes and massive summer homes that are the pl

A Eurocopter AS 350 helicopter crashed at the Tarnos, France factory of engine maker Turbomeca on March 26, killing company test pilot Eric Fortier, 41, an

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) claims nearly a million lives a year in the U.S.

Next to fighter jocks, helicopter pilots are probably the most iconoclastic flavor of aviators flying today.

While Bell Helicopter and program partner Agusta Aerospace are pondering their next moves in the ongoing saga of tiltrotor development (see page 1),

No stranger to the skies, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg’s piloting skills are part of his well known resume.

By now all the major arguments for helicopter use are well established, right? Time-saving hops over crowded urban areas.

Pledging to build already successful long-time central Atlantic coast helicopter support and repair operation Keystone Helicopter into a $350 million busin

In the latest development of a helicopter program that could best be described as “better late than never,” Indian state-owned aerospace builder Hindustan

Working in its own quiet low-key way, Schweizer Aircraft has revealed its new 300CBi.