Content Archive: March 2018

FAA Tweeted it will order the halt of certain doors off operations, but NTSB seeks more definitive action.

Bell’s 525 Relentless Fly-by-wire Helicopter Program Moves Toward Certification

Smallest variant of Max family stays airborne for more than three hours

CYHU H-18 Services is set to break ground on new facilities after selling its building.

Amateur video shows the helicopter making a hard impact then rolling right with main blades churning into the water and then rolling inverted.

Company president Robert Leduc says knife-edge seal issue won’t prevent Pratt from achieving planned GTF 2018 production target

Safe Flight’s Tailstrike Warning System uses ground clearance and angle of attack (AoA)—a relationship that can even provide predictive alerts.

Oral arguments set in May for NBAA lawsuit to overturn effort to close airport.

New business jet models in the light, super midsize, and large-cabin segments should stimulate buyers to return to the negotiating table.

Proposal was estimated to cost $1.4 billion over 10 years.