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The Saudi Public Investment Fund companies have reached an agreement to offer a helicopter passenger transfer service from King Khalid International Airport (OERK) to destinations in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia.

The three new vertiport sites in the United Arab Emirates city are the American University of Dubai, the Atlantis The Royal resort, and the Dubai Mall.

VAI has extended the deadline for applications to the 2026 VAI scholarship program until Friday, Nov. 21. Discover how VAI scholarship recipients have turned opportunity into achievement—and how you can do the same—in this exclusive VAI Daily series.

The Airbus helicopters, four of which are scheduled for delivery in November 2025, will support Bristow’s oil-and-gas operations in Nigeria. The fifth and final aircraft is expected to be delivered in September 2026.

(Pulse Tasmania) – Nine rafters were rescued from Tasmania’s Franklin River by a Westpac Rescue Helicopter Nov. 16 after their expedition supplies began running low ahead of deteriorating weather.

Archer has successfully completed its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft flight test campaign in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The development marks a major step in the implementation of Abu Dhabi’s advanced air mobility vision.

A preliminary report from the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) warns against flying in high winds or turbulence after a student and flight instructor sustained serious injuries when their helicopter impacted a grass field amid high wind gusts.

The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) determined that the probable cause of this nonfatal accident was the pilot’s improper pedal application during an approach to a hover.

Joby Aviation announced Nov. 13 the first flight of its autonomous turbine electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Potential applications for the hybrid aircraft include longer-range air taxi services and sales to civilian, commercial, and defense customers.

ITC-AeroLeasing is leasing three Airbus H125 helicopters and one H135 to a US air ambulance partner starting in late 2025. The aircraft will operate from various hospital bases across the country.