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(AeroTime) – The Boeing subsidiary transferred its sixth-generation air taxi to its flight test and operations team following final assembly.

The Melbourne, Victoria–based logistics and supply chain company has ordered an Airbus H160 for passenger transportation.

The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) has approved US$40 million for the Embraer subsidiary.

The white paper, “Enabling Advanced Air Mobility – Automated Traffic Management Services for Low-Altitude Operations,” outlines how to safely integrate autonomous electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft into urban airspace.

The association’s leadership highlighted industry responsibility as government panel outlined plans to unify national wildfire response during Day 1 of the 2025 Aerial Work Safety Conference in Boise, Idaho.

(Task & Purpose) – A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crew wrote out “ho ho ho” in the sky using its flight path Dec. 7 while waiting to deliver Santa to an event in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.

Thirty-one years ago today, Hughes Aerospace CEO and VAI Board Member Chris Baur, then a captain in the US Air Force, took part in a historic mission that tested the limits of man and machine in one of the longest rescue operations ever recorded.

(Vertical magazine) – Obtaining certification for new helicopter technology has become increasingly challenging, particularly in the United States. Elan Head explores the reasons for the hold-up.

(Reuters) – US military helicopters on training missions would need to broadcast ADS-B Out alerts to nearby commercial aviation aircraft around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA) to help avoid collisions under new defense policy legislation released Dec. 7.