Home / Resource Hub Resource Hub Filter Media & Resources search by text Resources EventsVideosViolas Flight ReportsRegulationsVAI UpdatesMagazine ArticlesVAI DailySpotlight on SafetyWebinarsPress ReleasesAdvocacy Resources Topic Safety(354)Flight Ops(44)Industry Information(33)Industry News(343)People(104)Airworthiness Directives(116)Education(18)Industry Careers(1)Government News(52)Technology(5)How We Serve(194)VAI News(147)Member News(513)Regulatory News(34)Land & Live(9)Advocacy(270)Air tour management plans / ATMP(6)EAGLE initiative(3)Sustainability(12)Veterans issues(7)Unmanned aircraft systems / UASs(8)Infrastructure / heliports / vertiports(32)FAA reauthorization(10)Workforce(21)ATC privatization(2)Advanced air mobility / AAM(15)Federal preemption / ADA(13)Access and Noise / ANCA(2)5G interference(49)Testimony/Hearings(21)VTOL Advocate(33)Across the Web(72)VAI at Work(11) Year year of publication Any Year 1970 (1) 2010 (21) 2011 (7) 2012 (7) 2013 (25) 2014 (6) 2015 (33) 2016 (23) 2017 (43) 2018 (55) 2019 (90) 2020 (288) 2021 (293) 2022 (313) 2023 (274) 2024 (2,028) 2025 (6) Access Level For MembersFor Public(3,046) Filtered By: Total Items: 3513 VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 VFS to host AAM infrastructure workshop in Washington, D.C. The Vertical Flight Society (VFS) 8th Annual Workshop on Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Infrastructure takes place Sep.17–18 at the US Navy Memorial Visitor Center in Washington, DC. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 Osaka Metro, SkyDrive to study eVTOL operations in Japan SkyDrive and Osaka Metro Co. have agreed to study the feasibility of using electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in Osaka. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 IAF helicopter crew rescues stranded hiker from river (VIDEO) (India Today) – An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter crew airlifted a stranded hiker Aug. 27 from a rock along the Mahi River during heavy rainfall near Vadodara, Gujarat. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 NTSB final report: Bell UH-1B, Amherstdale, West Virginia, Jun. 22, 2022 The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined the probable cause of the accident to be the operator’s failure to adequately inspect the former military helicopter, which allowed an engine issue to progress, resulting in a loss of power. The helicopter struck power lines during a forced landing. Investigators also cited three contributing factors: inadequate FAA inspection and maintenance standards for former military turbine-powered aircraft operating with an experimental exhibition airworthiness certificate; the operator’s use of the FAA standards instead of more rigorous standards; and the FAA’s inadequate oversight of the operator. Six people died in the accident. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 Canadian nonprofit invests in UAS infrastructure in Quebec The Unmanned Aerial System Centre of Excellence is investing C$8.7 million to develop uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) infrastructure in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 FAA proposes special conditions for Skyryse-modified Robinson R66 The FAA is seeking public comments through Oct. 15, 2024, on the special conditions, which contain additional standards to establish a level of safety equivalent to existing airworthiness standards. The control input and fly-by-wire system on the Skyryse variant of the Robinson R66 are not covered under current FAA standards. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 Proposed FAA AD: MD 369 series, 500N, and 600N helicopters The FAA is accepting comments through Oct. 15, 2024, on this proposed airworthiness directive (PAD) that would require repetitively inspecting (and replacing, if necessary) certain part-numbered tail-rotor pedal support brackets. It would also prohibit installing certain tail-rotor pedal support brackets. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 Aurora Flight Sciences completes sUAS endurance flight Boeing subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences has conducted a seven-hour endurance test flight of its SKIRON-XLE small uncrewed aircraft system (sUAS) with hydrogen fuel tanks. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 FlyOnE to build electric aircraft training center in Australia (EIN Presswire) – FlyOnE Sustainable Aviation is planning to establish a large-scale training facility for electric aircraft pilots near Traralgon in Victoria. VAI Daily Aug. 28, 2024 AAM Institute releases report on global AAM priorities (Urban Air Mobility) – The Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Institute has published the results of a survey of AAM industry representatives from 48 countries on issues including public safety, air medical transport, agricultural operations, and cargo delivery. « First« Previous…102030…112113114115116…120130140…Next »Last »