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The OEM is highlighting five pilots—Salvador Carrazoni, Eric Emblin, Sean Mah, Tim Mouw, and Jose Piedrahita—in honor of World Pilots’ Day, which took place on Apr. 26.

(The Auto Channel) – Wings Air Helicopters, in partnership with Wave Helicopters, will support the aerial broadcast and specialized flight operations for the FIFA World Cup 2026, including in New York and South Florida.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is beginning to examine how to better facilitate international aerial work operations, such as firefighting, aeromedical evacuation, aerial surveying, and disaster response, following a proposal submitted by the Chilean Vertical Aviation Association and supported by regional and industry stakeholders.

This week, Joby Aviation is holding an electric air taxi campaign in New York City (NYC) that marks one of the most ambitious demonstrations of urban air mobility in the United States. Throughout the series of events, VAI members are playing a critical role in ensuring smooth operations, technical readiness, and stakeholder engagement.

The helicopter dealership is sharing details about its start to the year, including the launch of RotorLease, the expansion of its maintenance, repair, and overhaul services in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, and multiple deliveries to air medical operators.

The TJC company’s acquisition of Sightline Intelligence from Artemis Capital Partners closed on Friday, Apr. 24.

In recognition of World Pilots’ Day, which took place Apr. 26, Air Methods is honoring lead pilot Bradley Rice and pilot TJ McNelis from Norton Children’s Just for Kids Transport in Louisville.

Bell Textron and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) will explore options to develop a Bell MV-75 variant for South Korea’s High Speed Medium Utility Helicopter program.

The new Bell Textron facility in Wichita will manufacture and assemble the fuselage for the MV-75 Cheyenne under a US Army contract.

The FAA is accepting comments through Jun. 15 on this proposed airworthiness directive (AD), which would require repetitive inspections of the left-hand and right-hand ejector ducts, including the exhaust bracket reinforcements and reinforcement plates. It would also require replacement of any affected ejector duct, if necessary.