Flexjet flies helicopters in places like Manhattan to cut down on travel time. I see why the wealthy love it, but hope operators keep locals in mind.

While the cargo drone offers an ideal path to market, Jaunt is sticking by its longer-term plans to develop and certify its ...

Over forty years ago, traveling by helicopter over New York City was certainly not unusual and, indeed, the luxurious and ...

Heli-skiing pushes the boundaries of what's possible off-piste, and is the only way to traverse certain mountainsides. If you’ve ever wanted to be dropped off on a mountain peak that seemed ...

Hartzell shared its history, outlining the evolution of composite blades, from the early days of the company selling wood propellers, to the first type-certificated primary structure composite ...

The top executives of a company accused of abandoning junked wind-turbine blades across Iowa say they shouldn’t be held liable for their companies’ actions. Last fall, the State of Iowa sued ...

1. Why is his name Blades? Brown’s first name is the maiden name of his mom, Rhonda Blades Brown, who set an example for Brown to pursue a professional sporting career of his own. (More to come ...

Nashville’s Blades Brown, 17, is playing in his first PGA Tour event as a professional at the American Express golf tournament in La Quinta, California. Brown shot even-par 72 in his first round ...

A Chinook helicopter makes a water-bombing run over ... panel from the vibrations of two massive sets of triple-rotor blades whirling overhead, each weighing 360 pounds. Radio frequencies for ...

Blade Urban Air Mobility, which provides helicopter flights between Manhattan and two nearby airports, is opening up its routes to commuters on Long Island and in New Jersey who are willing to ...

A California-based company has partnered with the U.S. Army to develop solutions that can reduce the time taken to train the pilots and add autonomy to Black Hawk helicopters. Skyryse, which is th ...

The venerable UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, first used by the US Army in 1979, is set to receive upgrades that will allow it to take off with the touch of a button – and potentially even without ...