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Matt Zuccaro says he’s seen this movie before and likes the ending.

TOPS was incorporated in January 1996 as tour operators hoped to improve safety and change public perception.

Revenues at NetJets jumped 5 percent thanks to higher aircraft sales, but profits fell in part due to costs of a contract signing bonuses for its pilots.

Four flight department personnel receive financial support to attend event, earn CAM accreditation.

Quiet Technology Aerospace's solution fixes corrosion issues with the original aluminum honeycomb inner acoustic barrels in the aircraft’s PW305 engines.

Short-term extension becomes more likely after ATC proposal generates substantial opposition.

EMS, VIP and other sectors boost the company as the oil-and-gas sector flags.

Aaron was the only pilot licensed by the FAA to perform aerobatics in a helicopter in the U.S.

FAA certification is expected later this year, with EASA and ANAC nods to follow.

The system aims to simply the insurance coverage procedure or users and brokers alike.

The AgustaWestland brand is expected to survive the recent restructuring of parent company Finmeccanica.

The engine-maker provides sneak peak at long-term vision for new common core engine.

The S-97 Raider will fly 60 hours this year, while the Matrix autonomy program will be reinforced with the UH-60A.

Malaysian Army Aviation will take delivery of the new variant beginning later this year.

Optional system to cut pilot workload in offshore oil-and-gas operations.

The expansion has involved a $40 million investment in new capabilities, facilities and cross training.

Company extends rotorcraft MRO capabilities.

Two contracts call for deployment of additional Aircranes in firefighting and timber harvesting roles.

the newest version of its Life Cycle Cost software includes data for more than 460 aircraft.

Dart Aerospace sets up a network of new maintenance centers throughout Canada and the U.S.

Blessing Award is one of nine HAI Salute to Excellence Awards

Lawrence keeps his unit together in tough times.

Emergency Room nurse spurs new safety criteria for airborne medical transport.

ITT Enidine’s products are featured on Bell’s new 525 Relentless super-medium twin-engine helicopter.

The Portland, Ore., company is leveraging its experience gained in the S-54 to provide assistance for its siblings.

Single-engine helicopter will be used in a variety of roles.

Sales of helicopter services have slowed dramatically in the once-busy Brazil oil sector.

The FAA’s advice is designed to help pilots avoid damage to skids from embedded lighting systems.

Turbomeca USA customer training manager imparts professional philosophy to maintenance technicians.

Two Bell 429s have been delivered to the University of North Carolina from United Rotorcraft.