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(Fortune India) – A 2025 information paper submitted to the 42nd Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization notes that India is rapidly advancing the integration of drones and advanced air mobility to address urban transport and logistics needs, while also exposing structural gaps in airspace management, traffic separation, and communication redundancy.

(Urban Air Mobility News) – The city council in Latrobe has appointed Yarra Drones to establish an advanced air mobility (AAM) command center at Latrobe Regional Airport (YLTV) in Victoria.

(KSL-TV) – A Southern Utah University helicopter pilot and a student were injured when a helicopter went down May 23 at Cedar City Regional Airport (KCDC) in Iron County.

(BBC) – Inspired by her father’s passion for aviation, Olivia Watson, 25, works at Yellow Helicopters and is training for her private pilot’s license.

The charity hosted an event May 21 to mark its 35th anniversary of providing emergency air medical services across the Midlands in England.

(Helicopter Investor) – The Dublin, Ireland–based helicopter lessor has appointed Soichiro Haneda to the role.

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(Aviation A2Z) – Airbus Helicopters is exploring a broader international partnership for Europe’s future military helicopter programs, with Canada emerging as a possible long-term collaborator for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability initiative.

(Aviation Tech Today) – Nick Lappos, cochair of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Committee on Certification of Advanced Airmobile Aircraft, discusses advancements in technology, digitization, electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, and more. Lappos previously served as Sikorsky’s chief research and development test pilot, logging more than 8,000 hours of flight time in over 70 helicopter types.

(Journal of Emergency Medical Services) – Two Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District medical providers received heroism medals on May 19 for their actions following a fatal medical helicopter crash on Highway 50 in October 2025.