Mark Huber
Contributor

Mark Huber is an aviation industry veteran who has worked in the flight training, aircraft sales, aircraft component, and airport development businesses. He has flight time in more than 50 different and diverse aircraft, including helicopters, aerobatic aircraft, vintage warbirds, jet fighters, business jets and turboprops, and transport-category aircraft. He has jumped out of several of these—on purpose—with a parachute. His defense and aviation journalism has been published in a variety of national and international periodicals.

Latest from Mark Huber

Maintenance and Modifications

MD Helicopters Conversion Delivers More Power

MD's Model 530E to F conversion program boosts high and hot performance.
Maintenance and Modifications

Leonardo Opens New Paris Service Center

Leonardo has opened a new helicopter service center at the Paris-Le Bourget Airport which will service the company's line of turbine twins.
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Rotorcraft

Airbus Commits To More Aston Martin Edition ACH130s

Airbus Helicopters will manufacture a second batch of ACH130s with the Aston Martin luxury interior.
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Engines

Rolls-Royce Sees Electric Aviation Future

Rolls-Royce sees UAM and commuter markets as the path to electric airliners.
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Engines

GE Runs Passport Engine on 100 Percent SAF

GE has run its Passport engine on 100 percent SAF and will the use engine to develop advanced technologies.
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Engines

P&WC Offering New Engine Exchange, Videos

Engine maker Pratt & Whitney Canada arrives at EBACE 2022 with announcements regarding a new engine exchange program and new support services.
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Engines

Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 Engine on Home Stretch

The new Rolls-Royce engine for the Gulfstream 700 is shifting to production mode.
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Avionics

Satcom Direct Demos Intelsat FlexExec Satcom

EBACE attendees can learn more about Satcom Direct's Plane Simple Intelsat FlexExec satcom system during a demo flight at the show.
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Fuel

Embraer Teams With 4Air on Carbon Credits

Embraer's new bizjet customers will receive 25 complimentary carbon-neutral flight hours from 4Air.
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Engines

GE Catalyst Nears Halfway Mark on Cert Testing

Certification testing on GE Catalyst engine is almost 50 percent complete.
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Rotorcraft

International Hotelier Setting Up Luxury Helicopter Service

Erwin Jager, chairman of Barrows Hotel Enterprises, is entering the luxury helicopter charter business.
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Rotorcraft

EASA Studying Helicopter Underwater Escape

EASA has contracted with the CAAi for a new study on helicopter underwater egress which will be used to validate or amend EASA CS-27 and CS-29 standards.
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Rotorcraft

Malaysia's Weststar Aviation Considers IPO

Weststar operates Southeast Asia’s largest offshore energy helicopter fleet.
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Rotorcraft

RotorTech UK Show Canceled

RotorTech UK organizers pulled the plug on next month's show after losing indoor exhibit space.
Maintenance and Modifications

Vita Inclinata Quadruples Production

Vita systems has quadrupled its manufacturing lines and integrated new technologies to ramp up production in order to meet global demand for products.
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Rotorcraft

Avic Sees Progress On Two Civil Helicopter Programs

The Avicopter AC313A heavy lift helicopter makes its first flight and AVIC's AC352 super-medium is expected to be certified later this year.
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Rotorcraft

South Korean Forces Place Order for 40 Bell 505s

The Bell 505 will be the new military training helicopter for the South Korean Army and Navy.
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Charter & Fractional

Surack Buys Enstrom Helicopter

Indiana-based Surack Enterprises bought Enstrom Helicopter Corporation after a previously-announced deal to sell the company collapsed.
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Charter & Fractional

Wheels Up Reports Record Revenues, Large Losses in 1Q22

Wheels Up Q1 revenues topped $325 million, but it lost $89 million in the process.
Rotorcraft

Blade's Q1 Revenues Jump 187 Percent

Blade Air Mobility said revenues from organ transports, short-haul passenger flights spurring growth.
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Rotorcraft

Leonardo AW169 Turns 10

Leonardo is marking the 10th anniversary of the AW169 on May 10, 2012, it has since delivered 140 of the light intermediate helicopters.
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Accidents

NTSB Cites VFR-into-IMC in Fatal Hawaii Helitour Crash

NTSB reports concluded that the fatal 2019 Safari Aviation Helitour crash was a result of the pilot continuing flight into IMC and called it "preventable."
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Rotorcraft

Army Selects Icarus For Black Hawk IFR Training

The U.S. Army will use Icarus's smart view limiting device for helicopter IFR training.
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Rotorcraft

Savback Campaigning Two-seat Zefhir Copter in UK

Savback Helicopters will display the turbine-powered, two-seat Curti Zefhir at Wycombe Air Park during this year's Private Flyer luxury brand show.
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Aircraft

Boeing To Lose $1.2B On New Air Force One Jets

Delays and subcontractor bankruptcy plague new Air Force One project resulting in a $1.2 billion loss for Boeing.
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Rotorcraft

Helinet Joins L.A. Urban Air Mobility Partnership

Helinet will explore eVTOL applications to traditional helicopter missions.
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Rotorcraft

Bristow Acquiring British International Helicopter Services

Bristow Group to acquire British International Helicopter Services, a company that provides services to the UK military.
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Rotorcraft

Rocket Lab S-92A Catches, Drops Booster Stage

Sikorsky S-92A snagged the first-stage booster of Rocket Lab's Electron midair but dropped it after the pilot noted "different load characteristics."
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Aircraft

Gulfstream: G500 Fly-by-wire Software Fix On the Way

G500 'hard landing event' prompts new AFM limitations on approaches and landings.
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Rotorcraft

Company Seeks Partner To Build Certified S-52 Helo

Vertical Aviation Technologies is seeking a strategic partner to produce an updated, certified version of the Sikorsky S-52.
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