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The NTSB expects data from the FDR and CVR from Atlas Air Flight 3591 will help gain insight into the crash of the Boeing 767.

An FAA proposal would reliminate duplicative paperwork requirement on foreign applicants for type certificates of import products.

Authorities plan to welcome international service at provincial airports from airlines based as far afield as the U.S. and Europe.

Luxemburg-based Luxaviation Helicopters today launched a network of charter operators offering global access to more than 70 VIP-outfitted rotorcraft.

The engine maker has introduced several new service options, aimed at giving rotorcraft operators peace-of-mind.

CMC Electronics’ CMA-6024 Landing System Sensor Unit is the evolution of the CMA-5024 GLSSU.

Improved Airbus H145 will be available in 2020, upgrades to be available for retrofit.

Only two of five regions reported gains in purchase plans, according to Honeywell's Turbine-Powered Civil Helicopter Purchase Outlook.

Canadian study finds U.S. regional airlines responsible for majority of runway incursions at Toronto Airport, a fact not mentioned in the media summaries.

Safran also is highlighting a series of new digital products.

Stewart Corbin will lead Metro Aviation's customer communication center training as manager.

TAG Farnborough Reflects On Another Great Year as it Tops AIN’s FBO Survey For 12th Consecutive Year.

Aircraft Belts Inc.'s new restraints are available for Bell 412, 407, and 206 series helicopters.

The application process for the 2020 Helicopter Foundation scholarships begins in August 2019.

PAG-Lord partnership will make it easier for 206 and 407 operators to access spares

Spectrolab's new high-intensity LED searchlights meet MIL-SPEC guidelines

Enstrom Helicopter is working with a Canadian launch customer for the 480B.

S.A.F.E. developed Mx stands for AW169 with customer Next Era Energy

Blue Sky Network SkyRouter now will integrate Olympic Aero Services' Additional Telemetry Unit

Membership in Twirly Birds requires one to have flown solo in a helicopter at least 20 years ago.

The rebranding comes as the business approaches its 40th anniversary

Airbus predicts the rotorcraft market will grow 2 percent to 5 percent over the next few years, even if the oil and gas segment remains uncertain.

The next-generation vehicle management unti will featur triple multi-core processors that will provide 20 times the computing power.

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Airbus Helicopters sees the market for medium twin air ambulances growing by up to 30 percent.

The Komosomolsk-upon-Amur factory revealed that it has delivered the last of the baseline Su-27 "Flanker" family to the Russian forces.

The U.S. Air Force is planning on keeping its B-52 strategic bombers for at least another 30 years, and beyond the retirement of the B-1 and B-2.

Bell plans to offer IFR 407 as new U.S. Navy training helicopter

Ground testing began in February.

New eLog card will replace paper cards traditionally used to management components.