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Dallas Avionics has become a law enforcement dealer for SureFire, a maker of high-performance flashlights, weapon-mounted lights, and other tactical equipment.

After two major US disasters in less than nine months, Robinson is teaming up with Operation Helo at EAA AirVenture later this month to spotlight the urgent need for more volunteer helicopter support during large-scale emergencies.

(AirMed&Rescue) – Gulf Med will introduce operations in a phased manner, employing an Airbus H135 and an H145 helicopter in medical configuration before transitioning to a fleet of four H145s in strategic locations, in collaboration with Portugal’s National Institute of Medical Emergency.

(FOX26) – A woman had to be airlifted by helicopter after suffering an injury while hiking Lewis Creek Trail near Corlieu on Jul. 13.

The technology company will supply the devices to Army National Guard aviation units across all US states and territories, enabling on-site training for a wide range of degraded visual environment scenarios.

This FAA airworthiness directive (AD) requires replacing certain swashplate bolts, inspecting threads for damage, and taking corrective action if necessary. The AD is effective Jul. 30, 2025, with comments due by Aug. 29, 2025.

(WWMT) – The Air Zoo Aerospace & Science Museum and the Michigan Flight Museum partnered on Jul. 12 to offer the public flights on a restored UH-1 Huey “Greyhound” helicopter, which played a critical role in the Vietnam War.

The Colorado-based company’s new product combines video and GPS log files to create a single video file with continuously-embedded GPS location data throughout the video.

Brandy Cadorath, who assumes the position effective immediately, steps into the role following the recent death of her father, Gerry Cadorath, who served as president and CEO.

For four decades, the air ambulance service provider has offered rapid, lifesaving care to critically ill and injured patients throughout Georgia and South Carolina.