Cougar Enhances SAR Capabilities2012/02/03-Gary Watson
Cougar's new hangar in St. John's, Nfld., will improve its SAR response times.
Skid Fight2012/02/01-by Ken Pole
Eurocopter and Bell are both claiming victory in a patent infringement lawsuit related to the landing gear on the Bell 429.
VH-71s for Canadian Service?2012/01/30-by Ken Pole
Last summer, the Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) purchased nine Lockheed Martin VH-71 Kestrel helicopters, in various stages of completion, from the United States government.
Winning the Battle2012/01/27-by Elan Head
Now on a six-month deployment with the U.S. Marines in Afghanistan, the unmanned K-MAX jointly developed by Lockheed Martin and Kaman has already completed 40 missions, delivering more than 90,000 pounds of cargo.
Under Fire2012/01/23-by Lisa Gordon
Extensive media allegations have led to sudden and substantial restructuring at Ornge, one of North America?s largest transport medicine providers.
The Weird and Wacky2012/01/19-Bob Petite
Today?s sleek, swift, aerodynamically designed helicopters can be seen almost daily streaking through the skies, but they have a longer heritage than some might imagine: many strange and unusual designs have preceded them over the years.
A Group Effort2012/01/13-by Elan Head
As North American airspaces go, it?s hard to find two that are less alike than Los Angeles and Alaska. One of them is a congested urban airspace that ranks among the busiest in the world; the other is the ?bush,? as remote and empty as anything the United States has to offer.
HMM-364: 50 Years and Counting2012/01/12-Story and Photos by Skip Robinson
The Purple Foxes are proof that the CH-46E Phrog and its crews are still going strong.
Bell Announces Weight Increase for 4292012/01/12-by Elan Head
A 500-pound weight increase for the Bell 429 is big news for Bell and the helicopter industry.
Bowl Protections2012/01/11-Story and photos by Skip Robinson
Helicopter assets were critical in providing security for the 2012 Rose Bowl.
