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The latest agreement continues a 60-year relationship between Nakanihon Air Service and Bell and bring's the operator order tally to nearly 80 Bells.

The new rotorcraft is expected to be delivered to PhilJets by the second quarter of 2017.

Aviall named Tempest a distributor and committed to offer exchange and sales of instruments, accessories and major rotables.

The Louisiana rotorcraft services provider will adopt the aviation management support software package ahead of an anticipated rise in business.

Hillsboro Aviation will expand its five core divisions.

In less than three years, HeliOffshore has transformed the offshore helicopter industry's approach to safety.

Swatson was flown from Ghana to the Women in Aviation Conference at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort at the beginning of March.

HeliOffshore and GE Aviation are jointly developing a global safety management system.

Waypoint Leasing and maintenance and support specialist Eagle will reconfigure aircraft for new roles.

Central Oregon Community College and Leading Edge Aviation have become the first Part 141 flight training provider to offer training in Frasca's R44 FTD.

The Long Island, New York company is a seat supplier for the Bell 505 and several military programs.

Infrastructure, technology and alternative fuels are on the industry's radar to reduce environment impact, and save money.

Getting safety information from frontline workers, analyzing it and using it to take corrective action is critical to avoiding future problems

Rotortrade Services offers a worldwide inventory of more than 50 helicopters.

The manufacturer expects to complete firm configuration of the proposed new Max 10 variant by next year, says program manager.

The helicopter is the first fully digital cockpit modernization upgrade of a UH-60A to fly.

Able will help Eagle Copters expand its certified service facility designation to include an overhaul rating.

The Norwegian company is partnering with Saab to secure an STC and develop a retrofit kit.

StandardAero has been honored for its work supporting operators of Rolls-Royce M250 engines.

With some 1,000 technicians worldwide, the Canadian OEM has increased support locations by more than 50 percent.

Dassault says that downward pricing pressure on business jet prices is still an issue.

With its first new design in years slated to fly before year-end, and a long due upgrade to its MD 902 underway, things are looking up for MD Helicopters.

The helicopter maker signed a deal with Deaga USA to assemble and distribute the SVH-4 training device and Model 7B kit helicopter.

The company is displaying pylon insolation systems; multi-modulus laminate bearings and cabin interior vibration isolators, among others.

The system will be made available for the 369, 500N and 600N models.

Ron Bower greets old and new friends and promotes his new website.

Astronautics and Vector sign an MOU to collaborate on STCs.

First flight of with the composite blades was completed in February.

The Atlanta-based company has added more than $4 million in parts to its inventory.

The discounts include flat-rate pricing for overhauls.