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(AvBrief.com) – Amazon says its MK30 drones have a best-in-class perception system that uses a combination of high-res cameras, radar, and ADS-B to detect and avoid obstacles in real time.

(MundoGEO) – The proposal from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) represents a significant step toward establishing the environmental certification framework for Eve Air Mobility’s electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The proposal is open for consultation until Aug. 8.

The FAA is taking another step toward modernizing aviation with Mobile Clearance—a new digital capability that lets general and business aviation pilots request IFR departure clearances through approved flight apps such as ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot.

The global helicopter dealership has completed 30 Super Puma helicopter transactions over the past decade, the vast majority involving the H225 platform.

(Commercial UAV News) – Four women are transforming South America’s drone industry, from global drone delivery and aviation education to regulatory leadership and insurance innovation. Discover how their work is breaking barriers, building ecosystems, and helping shape the future of uncrewed aviation across the region.

The delivery marks Enstrom’s first commercial aircraft delivery since resuming production—an important milestone as the company continues expanding support for both commercial and military operators worldwide.

(AP) – Helicopters scooped seawater off the coast of France on Jul. 27 to help in the battle against massive wildfires in the southwest of the country.

The FAA has released a signed final rule establishing new interference-tolerance requirements and compliance deadlines for aircraft radio altimeters. VAI explains what the rule does and how it will affect our members.

Helicopter Services Inc. (HSI) installed mission-specific equipment for the Dallas (Texas) Police Department’s H125 and upgraded the aircraft’s avionics to enhance operational capability. Improvements include a Garmin GFC 600 digital autopilot system and GTN 650/750 displays, Rotorcraft Services Group air-conditioning, a Shotover ARS-750 mapping system, and more.

The advanced air mobility (AAM) industry needs to invest $16.6 billion in urban infrastructure over the next 20 years in order to produce revenue, says aerospace and transportation finance expert Michael J. Dyment. Aviation journalist Mark Huber caught up with the founder and managing partner of NEXA Capital Partners at the 20th Annual Electric Aircraft Symposium in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, to learn why.