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Bell SLS will be ‘505 Jet Ranger X’
Headlines

Bell has unveiled a full-scale mock-up of its new 505 Jet Ranger X at the Heli-Expo 2014 in Los Angeles. Previously known as the Short Light Single (SLS), the 505 will be feature a Turbomeca Arrius 2R engine with dual FADEC providing 376kW at takeoff, a high inertia rotor system, and the Garmin G1000H avionics

More Australian Romeos completed
Defence

More Australian Romeos completed

by WOFA February 26, 2014

Two more MH-60R Seahawk Romeos have left Lockheed Martin’s Owego facility on delivery to NUSQN725 at NAS Jacksonville in Florida. The two new aircraft join the first two which were delivered to Jacksonville last December. NUSQN725 is currently training on the Romeo alongside US Navy units before returning to Australia to be based at HMAS

D-day looms for Qantas
Airlines

D-day looms for Qantas

by WOFA February 26, 2014

The rumours and speculation are reaching fever pitch ahead of tomorrow’s Qantas half-yearly results announcement where the embattled airline group is planning to reveal how it will strip $2 billion in costs out of its business over the next three years and raise cash through asset sales. Job cuts in the range of 3,000 to

Williams Foundation calls for fast-tracked UAVs
Defence

The Williams Foundation think-tank has released a report in which it says Australia should fast-track its adoption of unmanned systems for military, commercial and civil aviation tasks. The report – Protecting Australia with Unmanned Aerial Systems – contains recommendations for Defence and for Government, including the development of appropriate safety and regulatory frameworks, the acquisition

Rolls-Royce helo engine support goes 24/7
Headlines

Rolls-Royce has announced at Heli-Expo the opening of a 24/7 operations centre for its civil helicopter engines. The company says the new centre will be “the focal point of a series of improvements to the customer experience for helicopter engine operators and fleets, aimed at further enhancing mission success.” “Rolls-Royce has always been focused on

Singapore to upgrade A380 cabins
Airlines

Singapore to upgrade A380 cabins

by WOFA February 25, 2014

Singapore Airlines will redesign its cabin products for its next batch of Airbus A380s according to a report in local media. The report says the airline is currently in the planning and research stages of redesigning new interior layout for the super-jumbo, and that the design will debut on the airline’s 20th A380 which is

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