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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is inviting women in the global aerospace industry to participate in the voluntary, anonymous study through a survey or in-depth interview. ICAO plans to use the results to benchmark representation, map existing policies, explore lived experiences, and develop evidence-based recommendations.

The Vertical Flight Society event takes place Jul. 18–19, the weekend before the Experimental Aircraft Association 2026 AirVenture Oshkosh in Wisconsin.

The Leonardo AW139 crew assisted water teams with hoisting a boater with a medical emergency Apr. 17 in Somerset County.

The program, which launched in 2021, has resulted in a 75% reduction in maintenance hours for the US Air Force Bell Boeing CV-22 Osprey.

The OEM will highlight the two helicopters at its static display during AERO Friedrichshafen, which starts tomorrow, Apr. 22.

The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau has issued Approved Design Organization (ADO) certification for the electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft maker.

Alan Corbett, Bristow’s COO of government services, plans to retire at the end of 2026. He joined the company in 2014.

(Vertical magazine) – Los Angeles County (California) Fire Department Air Operations crew chiefs David Baumann and Johnny Gray III are recipients of the Blades of Valor recognition program, which honors exceptional service, leadership, and dedication among rotorcraft first responders and public safety aviation professionals.

The FAA is accepting comments through Jun. 5 about its proposal to establish special conditions that would introduce additional safety standards for the fly-by-wire flight control system on the Skyryse-modified Robinson R66.

The FAA is accepting comments through Jun. 5 on this proposed airworthiness directive (AD), which would supersede AD 2015-20-12, issued Oct. 20, 2015. The proposed AD would retain the actions of the existing AD while adding a requirement to establish retirement lives for each repetitive external lift main-rotor shaft (MRS), including reducing life limits and allowing for the modification of life limits based on service information, as well as removing any MRS with oversized dowel pin bores.