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olls-Royce and Enstrom yesterday signed a new agreement covering provision of its M250 engines

more than 200 businesses are expected.

The two companies will engage in joint activities in support of development of the AW609 for the EMS market.

The organization welcomed UAS exhibitors to Heli-Expo for the first time, and introduced a new membership category to accommodate them.

Sales of the Cabri G2 helicopter are up and flight times are climbing.

Air France Industries KLM Engineer and Maintenance is an anchor partner

The Canada company seeks to assist operators with the the programming, zone and channel plans.

India's business aviation sector says high interest rates are a deterrent to aircraft purchases.

The ‘buoyant sectors’ are helping to offset the challenging oil and gas market.

The helicopter is the first such configured H130 to be delivered in North America, Phoenix Heli-Flight said.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is introducing a course in partnership with the American Society of Appraisers.

Embraer expects to secure FAA approval for its business jet service center by around the middle of 2016.

Whirly-Girls International, the non-profit charity dedicated to the advancement of women in the helicopter industry

Rebtech provide night vision systems for a Russian Ka-32 helicopter operated in South Korea.

Growth and capacity expansion are on the agenda.

Phoenix recently acquired an H130 with a JA94 installed.

The project will be accomplished at the same time as an airframe retrofit.

The Van Horn MRBs have an 18,000-hour service life, more than triple the life of current OEM 206B metal blades.

Hillsboro Aero Academy is upgrading its fleet with ADS-B capability.

The Irish helicopter leasing company still sees plenty of opportunity in the leasing marketplace.

FreeFlight worked with Peregrine to obtain the AML supplemental type certificate for Part 27 rotorcraft.

Rolls-Royce is increasing support options for its M250 and RR300 engines.

Leat will collaborate on installations on AW109 and AB 412, while Erickson will work with Astronautics on certification and other legacy applications.

The 62-gallon tank is installed in the helicopter’s baggage compartment.

The group has seen positive trends in helicopter safety and is working toward the goal of zero accidents.

The German manufacturer looks to deliver its first Level D device early in 2017.

Helicopter flight data management among the systems on show.

EASA certification is expected by year-end.

Atlantic Aviation's expanded and modernized FBO in Portland, Oregon, should be open in February 2017.

The Canadian company is ramping up production of the 407HP conversions.