Content Archive: February 2008
CMC Unveils TacView EFB
CMC Electronics is showcasing its newest Class 2 electronic flight bag (EFB), specifically designed for military helicopters and called TacView.
Tiny French-made Cabri takes on Robinson’s R22
Guimbal Hélicoptères, a French startup company, announced it has received EASA certification for its light twin-seater, the Cabri G2.
Surging demand at Turbomeca creates factory capacity crunch
Turbomeca, the French helicopter turbine engine manufacturer, predicts the helicopter market overall will experience continued strong growth for the next t
Eurocopter expanding U.S. support capability
Eurocopter has long dominated the new helicopter sales market, but it has notably lagged behind its competitors in terms of customer service and support ra
US Helicopter succeeding where others have failed
Imagine you’re a business traveler running late after a meeting in downtown Manhattan.
Apical Industries gains EASA OK for R44 pop-out emergency floats
Dart Helicopter subsidiary Apical Industries gained EASA approval for its pop-out/emergency floats for the Robinson R44 and R44 II, the company announced.
ATC
ICAO set to issue revised WAAS approach criteria
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) announced it will issue revised standards for helicopter navigation this fall that are intended to tak
Makeover sheds years from aging Bell
Phil and Lee Hixon, owners of the Palm Springs Air Museum in Southern California, recently took delivery of a refurbished 1980 Bell 206L-1 after completion
Inspection program aims to identify bogus parts
Yonkers, N.Y.-based Crestwood Technology Group (CTG) has intoduced a so-called Authent-Assure program to ensure that military, defense and aerospace contra
Aircraft
Sukhoi’s Superjet might fly this month
Sukhoi’s new Superjet 100 could be ready to make its long-awaited first flight by the end of this month.
