Sales VP Says India Expected To Be Among the Fastest-Growing Economies This Year
A Cessna Aircraft executive says the company foresees rising demand for its Caravan and Citation aircraft in India this year as customers respond to anticipated government reforms.
New Helo For U.S. Helicopters Of Marshville, NC Part Of Fleet Modernization Program
One of the largest operators of electronic news gathering helicopters in the country has just taken delivery of a new AS350 B2 AStar aircraft as part of its fleet modernization program. U.S. Helicopters, Inc. based in Marshville, NC, has served dozens of major television stations located in cities in most of the lower 48 states.
Boston MedFlight has placed an order with American Eurocopter for an EC145 helicopter for emergency air medical transport. Boston MedFlight is a not-for-profit organization providing critical care transport service.
NBAA 2012 Provides Focused Forum For Aviation Advocacy
The annual NBAA convention, heretofore to be called "BACE" has become a focal point for the business aviation community and a great spot to seek the pulse of the industry as it attempts to survive in less than optimal times. From politics to the economic climate, its obvious that the aviation world, and business aviation in particular, has a target on its back that several dedicated organizations are attempting to ameliorate despite the uphill battle we face. One of those making the case for aviation and especially the GA side of it is a rather new player in the aviation political arena known
Municipal Agencies In Charlottesville Banned From Using Information Gathered By UAVs
A city in Virginia has become the first in the nation to ban its municipal agencies from using information gathered by UAVs it owns, leases, or borrows in Federal and state courts. And the resolution, passed 3-2 Monday by the Charlottesville, VA, city council, calls for strong privacy legislation from both the state and federal legislatures.
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