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(KTSM) – A US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk crew hoisted two injured hikers Aug. 9 in separate incidents in mountains near El Paso, Texas, and Las Cruces, New Mexico.

The company plans to launch its Volo Mission Academy next year, extend its Ladies of Long Line event to three days, introduce a men’s version of the event, and expand its educational courses.

The FAA is accepting comments through Sep. 2 on its proposal to designate safety and security information, reports, data, and work products from the US Aviation Safety Team (USAST) and its membership as protected from public disclosure.

The United Kingdom (UK) Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published safety analysis research to support the future integration of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft into UK airspace.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Aviation Division and the Georgia Department of Transportation will study the creation of an advanced air mobility (AAM) interstate corridor connecting Charlotte and Atlanta.

Emergency services provider Avincis has chosen UAVOS to provide composite rotor blades for its Lumes unmanned helicopter.

(AIN) – Piasecki Aircraft has introduced the Kargo II uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV), a variant that features a max payload of 2,000 lb., a new shaft-driven transmission, and larger rotors. The company acquired the Kargo program from Kaman Air Vehicles in April 2025.

GDAT plans to use the first new H160 that will operate in the country for transportation to offshore oil and gas platforms.

The new Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP) facilitator service from Portside subsidiary Baldwin Safety & Compliance helps organizations manage their FAA-approved ASAP initiatives.

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