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Delta MD-88 skids off runway and nearly into Flushing Bay

AgustaWestland AW609 Test Pilot Describes What its Like to Fly a Tiltrotor

Sud SA-318C Helicopter Lands at HAI HeliExpo 2015

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Bell Helicopters Announces Order of New 407GXP Model

An area of Alaska larger than 39 of the 50 states has ordered a Sikorsky S-92 to fulfill its search and rescue mission.

The world’s largest dedicated helicopter collection is running out of hangar space.

Unique designs are a key attributes of the Scheme Designers exterior paint and decal applications.

UK helicopter operator sees lower earnings, but sees opportunity with SAR bases opening.

Attempt underway to restrict heli-tour operations departing from New Jersey airports and heliports.

The HEMS system for the EC145 T2 provides maximum flexibility and assures multiple cabin layouts.

New towcarts are aimed at private owners of light turbine rotorcraft.

The New Zealand company is moving toward certification of three models of its composite helicopter.

Cyber security lapses threaten the FAA's safe and efficient management of the U.S. national airspace system, the GAO found.

This year's winner signed her book at Twirly Birds meeting.

Conference will feature helicopter safety presentations, exhibits and speeches from government and industry representatives.

IMRF’s project seeks to improve maritime search and rescue capability around the world.

Light and quick, Elytron's first tilt-wing effort takes shape; the design is on display at Heli-Expo 2015.

Safety organization says 2014 saw lowest accident level in more than three decades.

Twin-engine HAL light combat helicopter to be powered by Ardiden 1H1, while HAL light utility helicopter will use Ardiden 1U.

The avionics distributor, installation and repair company recently completed a Bell 412 cockpit.

CAE will train Lider’s S-92 pilots at Sao Paolo’s Congonhas Airport.

New site provides comprehensive overview of company’s aircraft repair and services capabilities.

Represented in the booth are Cobham’s Aerospace Communications, AvComm, Antenna Systems and Life Support divisions.

The new warranty will provide coverage for three years or 2,000 hours, including labor for the first year.

Denomme is taking the reins from Jim Campbell, who is retiring after 46 years in the helicopter industry.

Company’s battery-operated lights can now be operated by pilots via aircraft radios.

Kits are designed to enable touch-up work in the field, including during AOG situations.

The company has added new sales representatives and completed 25 sales last year.