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Entrol has launched its entrol Zero sustainability initiative after earning Spain’s highest climate certification for 2024, confirming the OEM’s carbon neutrality and commitment to sustainable aerospace manufacturing.

The Teledyne Technologies company on Feb. 24 launched the Lepton XDS, a compact dual-thermal-and-visible camera module that brings its patented Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging technology to space- and power-constrained OEM applications.

(dronelife) – Swedish drone developer Everdrone has unveiled the E3, its next-generation emergency medical drone. Built entirely in-house, the aircraft delivers a major performance upgrade over its predecessor.

We support the safety measures but seek clarity from the FAA to prevent unintended restrictions around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA).

(Vertical magazine) – A new bill introduced last week in the US House of Representatives, which would attempt to address deconfliction hazards posed by mixed operations of fixed-wing and rotorcraft in airport and near-airport environments, immediately drew wide support from VAI and other aviation industry groups.

VAI Northeastern US Regional Representative Josh Rousseau will participate in a panel featuring area leaders who will discuss beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations during the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) New England Next Generation Aviation Summit 2026. The event takes place Mar. 19 in Burlington, Massachusetts.

The United States Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) winter 2026 newsletter includes articles about the new It’s OK to Stay safety initiative, interpreting weather data, USHST Steering Committee member Lee Roskop, and more.

(Aerospace Testing International) – Airbus and Leonardo have launched the second phase of the European Next Generation Rotorcraft Technologies project, a three-year effort cofunded by the European Union (EU) to mature critical technologies for future military vertical lift platforms.

(Mirror) – In 2017, an Mi-26 crew airlifted the remains of a 20,000-year-old woolly mammoth from the tundra of the Taimyr Peninsula in Siberia, Russia.

(Commercial UAV News) – As the FAA prepares to finalize Part 108, the long‑awaited rule that will govern beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations, the question naturally arises: Will the world follow again like when the FAA released Part 107 in 2016? The stakes are far higher this time.