The EAA announced that Elvis, one of 17 S-64 Aircranes operated and owned by Erickson, will be on display at its annual convention in Wisconsin this month and would likely fly demonstration slurry drops from its massive 2,650-gallon tank. The Oregon company builds, sells and operates S-64s in a variety of firefighting, construction and logging applications.
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Manhattan operator halts service
November 01, 2009 New York’s only scheduled helicopter shuttle service is no more, at least for now. U.S. Helicopter abruptly suspended scheduled and charter... |
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Manhattan operator halts service
November 01, 2009 New York’s only scheduled helicopter shuttle service is no more, at least for now. U.S. Helicopter abruptly suspended scheduled and charter... |
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Eurocontrol warns against maritime ‘skysails’
November 01, 2009 Eurocontrol is warning helicopter operators, especially offshore oil operators, of a potential threat posed by “skysails,” giant kites that help... |
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Bloomberg defends his helicopter
November 01, 2009 New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg rebuffed local media criticism for using his own helicopter, an AgustaWestland A109S Grand, at his own expense,... |
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Eurocopter plans Kazakhstan venture
November 01, 2009 EADS and Eurocopter last month signed a cooperation agreement with sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna to create a public-private joint venture... |
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