Articles for category HeliNews Headlines
Sep
11
2024
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Coptersafety released “From the Ground Up” – a captivating documentary short film about helicopter pilots – for World Helicopter Day and has already gained over 23,000 views.
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From the Ground Up
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Sep
11
2024
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UAVOS developed a new version of a cost-effective composite rotor blade for helicopter installation with up to 140 kg take-off mass, lower maintenance costs, and higher performance than its previous blades. UAVOS' retrofit rotor blade includes a glued stainless steel edging into the leading edge, high twist distributions, and modern airfoil to improve the performance of UAVs dramatically. A steel leading edge provides better protection blades operating in sand, rain, saltwater atmospheres, and harsh environments.
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FLIGHT ADVISORYGPS INTERFERENCE TESTINGFORT STOCKTON TEXAS (FTSTTX)24-46 (REVISION 1)16 - 30
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The U.S. Navy is continuing to test the new AIM-174B missile, derived from the SM-6, aboard the
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Earlier this morning, a Delta A350’s wing collided with the tail of a CRJ-900 on a taxiway at
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The 20th and 96th Bomber Generation Squadrons were established to boost operational efficiency and
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September 13, 2024Wilkes-Barre, PA5NMR SFC - 4,999 FT AGLSpecific instructions and restrictions are
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September 13, 2024Johnstown, PA5NMR SFC - 4,999 FT AGLA preliminary VIP TFR, including the exact
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The arrival of the AC-130J Ghostrider at Kirtland Air Force Base signifies a major advancement for
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Sep
10
2024
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BORON, CA, Sept. 9, 2024 – Mercy Air recently conducted a specialized landing zone training with U.S. Borax, part of Rio Tinto, California’s largest open pit mine. The training, designed for the U.S. Borax Mine Emergency Response Team (ERT), focused on aircraft safety and the procedures for establishing a secure landing zone for the air medical team should they ever be dispatched to the mine for emergency care.
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Air Methods
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