Actually, it would make more sense to ask who created the helicopter. As designs and ideas for helicopters have evolved throughout the years, one thing has remained the same-there is no one specific engine that has been created strictly for a helicopter. Helicopters use engines that can be used for other aircraft such as planes, jets and turboprops. They can be factory modified to fit a specific helicopter but the basic design remains used amongst many applications. Early helicopters used engines that were already being made for airplanes. Modern helicopters use two basic types of engines-piston and turbine. Piston engines are similar to ones used in automobiles. Turbine engines, also known as jet engines, make a loud shireking whirring noise when they are operating. Both types are also used in airplanes.
CHC Helicopter was created in 1987.
Harold the Helicopter was created in 1956.
Helicopter Canada was created in 1966.
US Helicopter was created in 2004.
Bell Helicopter was created in 1935.
Piasecki Helicopter was created in 1940.
A helicopter with a jet engine. The engine is adapted to give power to a transmission, rather than thrust.
Revolution Helicopter Corporation was created in 1992.
Enstrom Helicopter Corporation was created in 1959.
Naval Helicopter Association was created in 1976.
The Helicopter Spies was created on 1968-06-21.
Joint Helicopter Command was created in 1999.