The topic of noise is never far away for many helicopter operators. We look at where it comes from, why helicopter noise seems to generate a disproportionate level of complaint, and what can be done to help reduce it.
With four members of the same family flying for the company that bears their name, Blugeon Hélicoptères has developed a reputation for aerial lift expertise in the challenging alpine environment.
From helicopter safaris to medevacs, disaster response, presidential campaigns and conservation — the life of a bush pilot in Africa is many things, but it is never dull.
Helicarrier’s “can-do” attitude, combined with its founder’s heavy-lift experience, has led to rapid growth for the aerial lifting specialist around the world.
We visit with Dr. Benjamin Kober, a medical doctor in southern Germany who works in helicopter emergency medical services with DRF Luftrettung and AP3 Luftrettung.
New legislation to end surprise medical billing could spell far-reaching changes for the U.S. air ambulance industry.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department Air Operations Section responds to everything from wildfires to offshore and mountain rescues, and is in the process of updating its fleet to do it all even better.
At the time of its creation in the early '50s, the Piasecki H-16 was the largest helicopter in the world. It was also extremely fast, powerful, and reportedly a joy to fly.
While some are reporting deep discounts on all types of machines, others believe values haven’t crashed just yet.
Helicopter pilot Jim MacKay tells us what life is like on board a 50-meter private yacht during a cruise of the Inside Passage and Gulf of Alaska.
