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The goal of the software is to replicate the feel of flying near large objects and 'feel' the effect of the airflow on the helicopter.

Places six EETCs over past three years

Now QAI Aerospace, the company’s new name reflects its various worldwide services.

Charles Schumer (D-NY) has asked the NTSB for a "top-to-bottom" review of increased danger from light aircraft

In its 4th annual Asian civil helicopter report, Asian Sky Group saw a 4 percent increase in turbine-powered rotorcraft in 2016.

"Series conforming" twinjet joins flight test program, with certification expected in Q4 2017

PlaneSense has been authorized to fly into seven Cuban airports, including those in the country’s two largest cities—Santiago and Havana.

Pawan Hans Helicopters is operating a new heliport in the northwest of the Indian capital Delhi.

The new facility at Portland International Airport was constructed as a partnership between the service provider and the airport.

RemoteFlo provides pilots with real-time fuel-flow information on their GPS or flight management system.

The autopilot can fit on all aircraft, including the lightest platforms.

Lord is adding a number of new repair offerings and launching an MRO mobile services app.

The company reached the milestone delivered its first helicopter, the R22, in 1979.

Bombardier's Global 7000 is set to enter service in the second half of 2018.

The long-established Taiwanese company has new leadership that is pitching for international contracts.

Tests were conducted in Spain last July at a facility capability of simulating the certification requirements.

Pratt & Whitney Canada is introducing a range of predictive and prognostic technology to make its helicopter engines more cost effective to operate.

Heliatica unveiled a universal geodetic photomapping and monitoring payload and a blind-zone video system.

The helicopter features the Airbus Helionix glass cockpit avionics system as well as a Fenestron enclosed tail rotor and Safran Arriel 2E engines.

FlghtSafety is adding new NVG and operational control specialist courses.

One of the newly modified aircraft will be on display at Heli-Expo.

In its annual survey of rotorcraft operators, the company noted that new purchase-plan rates for the next five years were lowered globally.

The panels provide an affordable path to NVIS upgrades.

Brown has 20 years of experience in aviation, approximately 10 years working in Part 145 organizations and more than seven years supporting the AW139.

Honeywell is awaiting its next STC for the Aspire 200 as it works on medevac and police applications.

Bell Helicopter XworX engineers are forging ahead on testing of Bell 525 systems in preparation for the resumption of flight testing.

The African Airlines Association says that states willing to embrace air transport liberalization must press ahead without the support of those who do not.

EASA's new Part-SPO rules take effect from April 21 but there appears to be confusion as to which operators these apply to.

Growth comes as JSSI builds up a support team for the helicopter segment.

Enstrom is test flying its second TN180, while a third is undergoing static testing and will fly soon.