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Collins Aerospace's new mission management computer provides leap-ahead processing without taking up weight or space.

Performance-based navigation (PBN) has been around for several years now and promises to allow cleaner, more efficient, safer use of existing airspace by both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft.

How do helicopter pilots learn about the challenges presented by different weather phenomena?

Valor returned to the industry conference scene at the Airborne Public Safety Association’s recent conference to get the lowdown on new gear.

Go behind the scenes with the Alaska National Guard as it trains in fluid dynamic hoisting techniques for mountain SAR work.

This September, Bell celebrated the 35th anniversary of its facility in Mirabel, Quebec. Established as a Center of Excellence for Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing, it has evolved to develop extensive capabilities across a range of specialities, and is on the cutting edge of the company's innovation work.

MD Helicopters puts student pilots through gunnery training in the blistering West Texas desert.

Sikorsky designed the S-55/H-19 at speed during the rotorcraft industry’s infancy, but the type is still proving its worth with utility operators seven decades later.

When a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit the coast of Haiti in August, Haiti Air Ambulance sprung into action, caring for the injured while using its local knowledge to help coordinate the international relief effort.

The NYPD Aviation Unit provides coverage up to a 60-mile radius around New York City.