Aircraft & Engines

Sikorsky Global Helicopters and Aircom sell first S-434 helicopter

Sikorsky Global Helicopters, the newly re-branded commercial programs group of Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., and Aircom SP Z.O.O at Heli-Expo conducted a ceremonial signing for the first fully certified, commercial S-434 helicopter. The aircraft, which is Serial #1 in the model line, is the next iteration of the S-333 helicopter model, incorporating many of the design […]

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Rolls-Royce and PZL-Swidnik explore RR500 applications

Rolls-Royce and PZL-Swidnik Aircraft have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to discuss future applications of the new RR500 engine family. The RR500 turboshaft was launched on Febr. 23rd, at Heli Expo in Anaheim, California. Rolls-Royce and PZL-Swidnik will work together to determine how the new RR500 engine family can be applied to the company

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Sikorsky Aircraft launches Sikorsky Global Helicopters

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. at Heli- Expo announced the creation of Sikorsky Global Helicopters, a rebranding of its existing commercial business units currently located in Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania. Sikorsky Global Helicopters will comprise current Sikorsky aircraft platforms S-76, S-92 and H-92 helicopters; Schweizer Aircraft platforms S-300c, S-300CBi S-333 and S-434 helicopters; and all operations

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Amerijet to operate Boeing 767-200 cargo aircraft

Amerijet International has signed a seven year agreement with Cargo Aircraft Management (CAM), a subsidiary of Air Transport Services Group, to lease five Boeing 767-200 freighter aircraft. The 767s will enable the airline to increase capacity on its scheduled service routes, and expand its charter availability. The carrier’s current fleet of eight Boeing 727-200s are

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Saudi Arabian Airlines formalizes order for CFM56-5B engines

Saudi Arabian Airlines signed the final agreement to formalize the airline’s order for CFM56-5B engines to power 22 new Airbus A320 family aircraft.The $300 million order was originally announced at the 2008 Farnborough Air Show. The airline, which is also leasing CFM56-5B-powered A320s, is scheduled to begin taking delivery of the new aircraft later this

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