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

Rotorcraft

Nebraska Patrol Orders Bell 505

Bell has signed a purchase agreement with the Nebraska State Patrol for a new Bell 505.
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Avionics

Universal's Aperture Brings AI To Civil Cockpits

Universal Avionics introduces Aperture, a sensor fusion and augmented reality platform for situational awareness.
Safety

Baldwin Launches New Safety Manager Virtual Training

Baldwin safety program accepted by NBAA for certified aviation manager credit.
Maintenance and Modifications

Raisbeck Reveals Epic Caravan, Orders

Redding Aero will be the launch customer for the Raisbeck EPIC Caravan drag reduction system for the Cessna 208B.
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Avionics

Bombardier Taps Collins for Connectivity Service

Bombardier has selected Collins Aerospace as its preferred service provider for fleetwide cockpit and cabin connectivity.
Engines

GE Reports Record Business Aircraft Engine Use

Operators of GE's business jet aircraft engines are flying at 110 percent of 2019 levels.
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Avionics

Universal Launches Connectivity-enabled Avionics Ecosystem

Universal Avionics' new FlightPartner and FlightReview apps are the first steps in creating a connectivity-enabled ecosystem for avionics.
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Aircraft

Pilatus Back at BACE and Bullish

Sales of PC-12NGX, PC-24 "exceed projections," said Pilatus CEO Markus Bucher.
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Rotorcraft

Airbus Lakota Fleet Tops One Million Flight Hours

U.S. military flies more than 460 Airbus UH-72A light twins for a variety of missions.
Accidents

EMS Helicopters Have Twice the Average Fatal Accident Rate

Embry-Riddle research finds that helicopter air ambulances have twice the fatal accident rate compared with all other forms of air transport.
Regulations and Government

HAI Offering New, Lower-cost SMS Program

The HAI SMS software program is designed for small operators and others with cost concerns.
Engines

Blackhawk Adding PC-12 Engine Upgrade to Portfolio

Blackhawk Aerospace is announcing an engine upgrade program for the Pilatus PC-12 .
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Maintenance and Modifications

Elliott Helps Baron Owner Seeking Upgrade Move To Like-new Turboprop

Elliott puts customer in used but "like-new" King Air.
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Maintenance and Modifications

JSSI Integrates Conklin Data into Customer Portal

JSSI has expanded its data, maintenance tracking, and sustainability services.
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Avionics

SkyDisplay HUD Now Available for Pilatus PC-12

Mygoflight has licensed Honeywell’s high-speed ASCB data bus for the Skydisplay HUD.
Engines

Blackhawk Celebrates 1000th Engine Upgrade

Company hints at new program.
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Rotorcraft

Air Ambulance Charges Continue Rapid Ascent

The cost of air ambulance transports increased by three to four times the inflation rate between 2017 and 2020.
Rotorcraft

Ambulance Company Orders Another 21 Airbus Helicopters

Global Medical Response (GMR) has ordered 21 more new Airbus helicopters with options for 23 more.
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After Pandemic Delay, Airshows Return with a Bounce

Will airshows appeal to younger audiences in the post-pandemic era?
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Airlines

JSfirm Unveils Database Match Feature

Aviation employment firm JSfirm is making it easier for companies to recruit qualified employees from the FAA database.
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Rotorcraft

EHang To Collaborate with Spanish National Police

EHang and the Spanish National Police will explore potential use cases for autonomous air vehicles.
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Safety

JSFirm: Testing, Vaccines Not Required by Most Av Employers

JSFirm sample of aviation companies found that a 83 percent do not require Covid-19 vaccination.
Avionics

Metro STCs Garmin GTN 650/750 Xi in Airbus EC145

Metro Aviation has received FAA STC avionics approval for installation of the Garmin GTN 650/750 Xi, certified for SPIFR, in the Airbus EC145.
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Accidents

NTSB Investigating Fatal Arizona Flight Training Midair

The NTSB is continuing its investigation into the fatal midair between a Robinson R22 and a Piper PA-28 at Arizona's Chandler Municipal Airport.
Rotorcraft

Leonardo Launches Luxury Brand 'Agusta'

Leonardo is launching the new “Agusta” branding of its AW line of VIP and corporate helicopters.
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Rotorcraft

Rotor Experts Tout SMS and Automation

Intelligent application of new technologies promises to have a dramatic impact on helicopter safety.
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Rotorcraft

CalFire Braces for Record Year

Sikorsky Firehawks prove major game-changer as California confronts another record wildfire season.
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Engines

GE Aviation Completes Catalyst First Flight

GE Aviation made the first flight with its new fadec-equipped Catalyst turboprop engine this afternoon in Berlin.
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Rotorcraft

CHC Supporting Search-and-rescue Charities

CHC Helicopter is celebrating #HeliSARWeek on its social media.
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Environment

CHC Flies S-92 with Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Helicopter operator CHC has completed the first flight of a Sikorsky S-92 on sustainable aviation fuel.
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