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(The Korea Herald) – According to the South Korean Army Command, the drone struck a military helicopter Mar. 17 at an airfield in Yangju, Gyeonggi. The collision led to a fire that destroyed the helicopter.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has canceled airworthiness directive (AD) 2024-0218R1, ATA 72–Engine–Gas Generator High Pressure Turbine Blades–Replacement. EASA issued the AD on Dec. 19, 2024.

Custom Helicopters will serve as a launch operator for the Voxelis VoxVision artificial intelligence (AI) platform, which is designed to help firefighters with tools that include thermal scans, mapping services, and environmental monitoring.

The RTX subsidiary has secured an $80 million contract to install its Mosarc avionics system in the US Army’s UH-60M Black Hawks.

Joby Aviation is building on an existing agreement with Delta Air Lines—which owns a 49% stake in Virgin Atlantic—to develop the new service.

The contract extension reaffirms Boeing as an authorized supplier of used serviceable material for the Bell 212 and Bell 412.

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking comments by Apr. 16 on its proposal to change the spectrum rules for advanced air mobility and uncrewed aerial system operations.

The Bend, Oregon–based company’s newest L-Series ladder is designed to access the rotorhead on Robinson variants, as well as helicopters with external tanks and restrictive landing-gear attachments.

The agreement calls for Palantir Technologies to help Archer scale its aircraft manufacturing capabilities, develop artificial intelligence (AI) software, and integrate other AI technologies.

The Vertical Flight Society (VFS) symposium about the use of hydrogen in aviation will take place April 2–3 in Long Beach, California.