The likely defendants are the operator, NY Helicopter, which was ordered to temporarily ground flights by the Federal Aviation Administration, and everyone involved in the manufacturing and ...

A sightseeing helicopter that crashed in New York City’s Hudson River in April, killing all six people on board, "suddenly" broke apart before plummeting into the water, the National ...

The report said that airworthiness records from the Federal Aviation Administration, along with the Bell 407’s maintenance records, showed that the helicopter’s most recent 100-hour inspection ...

confirmed the Black Hawk helicopter came from the same Army Aviation brigade as the helicopter involved in the deadly Jan. 29 midair collision over the Potomac River. "It is outrageous that only ...

Discussions also focused on enhancing cooperation in the aviation industry and joint opportunities in helicopter manufacturing and maintenance, as part of the Minister of Industry and Mineral ...

A Federal Aviation Administration document described the helicopter as using a “scenic route.” The two planes subsequently landed safely, and the Army has said it was following published FAA ...

unveiled the new R66 Army Training helicopter at the 2025 Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit (Quad A) in Nashville, Tennessee in Booth #3216. As the only American-designed and manufactured ...

“Several witnesses described hearing several loud ‘bangs’ emanating from the helicopter before it broke up and descended into the river,” the report says. Justin Green, an aviation lawyer ...

The helicopter involved in the incident last week belonged to the Army’s 12th Aviation Battalion, which was also involved in a catastrophic midair collision with a regional jet on Jan. 29 that ...

“The United States Army remains committed to aviation safety and conducting flight operations within all approved guidelines and procedures.” The F.A.A. had restricted nonessential helicopter ...