Busy Heli-Expo Indicates Fast Rebound Of Rotorcraft Business

Guy Norris March 17, 2022
Robinson helicopters at Heli Expo
Robinson delivered four helicopters—an R66 Turbine, R66 ENG (electronic newsgathering), R44 Raven II and R44 Cadet—to new operators after displaying them at Heli-Expo.
Credit: Guy Norris/AWST
With more than 13,000 attendees, a bustling show floor and a steady flow of order announcements, the 2022 Helicopter Association International’s Heli-Expo gave every indication that it is back to business as usual for the civil rotorcraft industry’s major annual event. Yet despite the evident...
Guy Norris

Guy is a Senior Editor for Aviation Week, covering technology and propulsion. He is based in Colorado Springs.

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