5G Interference Potential Prompts FAA To Propose New Rule for Helicopters
The proposed AD would affect more than 1,100 helicopters equipped with radar altimeters that could be compromised by 5G C-band interference, FAA said.
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Army, Air National Guard Helicopter Accidents a Result of Human Error, GAO Finds
The agency made a list of safety recommendations after studying 298 helicopter accidents from 2012 to 2021.
GAO Denies Sikorsky’s Challenge To Army Selection Of Bell V-280 Valor
The decision clears the way for continued development of the $7.1 billion Valor program.
Enstrom Shows Off New Team, Latest Models at Heli-Expo
The legacy OEM has bounced back from bankruptcy and the recent change of ownership.
Bell 429 Notches Another Corporate VIP Sale From World Aviation
The sale to a partner in Spain brings the total in Europe to 90 units.
CMC Electronics Partners with Sikorsky on FMS for Black Hawks
The flight management system with radio integrated will deliver to a variety of special missions customers.
Enstrom Announces First Flight of New 480B Helicopter
The flight marks the first since production resumed following Surack Enterprises’ purchase of the company after its bankruptcy filing last year.
USAF’s HH-60W Jolly Green II Deploys to Africa
Derived from the UH-60 Black Hawk, the search and rescue chopper marks its first deployment.
Aviation Associations Fight NY Legislation To Restrict Helicopter Flights
NBAA and HAI mobilize members to call on governor for a veto.
Enstrom Gets Ability To Resume Helicopter Production
The legacy rotorcraft OEM acquired its production certificate from the FAA this week.
