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VAI President and CEO François Lassale called for practical action, regional collaboration, and stronger safety leadership across vertical aviation during the inaugural event in Indonesia, which continues through Friday, May 29.

What can you expect from VAI Weekly, which launches on Wednesday, Jun. 3? Top-quality, impactful information at a once-a-week frequency to help streamline how you receive news from VAI. Best of all, we’ll continue to cover all the topics you care about most but take a deeper dive with more original content. Keep your eyes peeled next week for our upgrade of VAI Daily.

This European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) airworthiness directive (AD), ATA 04 – Time Limits/Maintenance Checks – Airworthiness Limitations Section – Amendment, takes effect Jun. 9. It supersedes EASA AD 2024-0134, released Jul. 10, 2024.

The Malaysian government has selected Unifly to support the ClearPath UASTMS (unmanned aircraft system traffic management system) program in collaboration with Datasonic Technologies. The project will develop an operational UAS traffic management (UTM) platform.

(Hans India) – Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says learning to fly helicopters will give him more personal freedom after years of security-driven transportation routines.

(WOIO) – A crew working for FirstEnergy is using a chainsaw hanging from a helicopter to clear tree branches along the Ohio Turnpike.

(Access Newswire) – The company will use the funding for the development and certification of its Cavorite X7 hybrid–electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

(Vertical magazine) – What can we learn from the 2006 fatal crash of an Aérospatiale SA 365 N Dauphin into Morecambe Bay in the United Kingdom?

(CBC) – British Columbia–based pilot Bryan Jeffrey discusses how the new national fleet of 10 leased aircraft will respond to hot spots across the country.

The Sikorsky-authorized maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility also offers parts and sustainment services.