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CEO Jaiwon Shin, who is also head of parent company Hyundai Motor Group’s Advanced Air Mobility division, will step down from both roles Aug. 31 and continue to serve as a strategic advisor. David Rottblatt, senior director of business development, will serve as Supernal’s interim CEO.

The event tailored for helicopter maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) will take place in two separate locations—Oct. 7–9 in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, and Nov. 10–12 in Irving, Texas.

(AIN) – Fixed-base operator Avflight is installing electric-aircraft chargers from Beta Technologies at four Michigan airports—Capital Region International Airport (KLAN) in Lansing, West Michigan Regional Airport (KBIV) near Holland, Cherry Capital Airport (KTVC) in Traverse City, and Willow Run Airport (KYIP) near Ypsilanti.

(beIN SPORTS Asia) – Host Martin Brundle speaks with helicopter crew members about the cameras and equipment used to film racing movie F1.

Michael Benton, founder, president, and CEO of the Colorado-based company, reflects on the past decade and looks toward the future.

Are you struggling to find skilled vertical aviation professionals? You’re not alone.VAI is addressing the workforce challenges facing our industry with innovative initiatives. From supporting military veterans in their transition to the civil industry to expanding a program that helps young people navigate their way to in-demand professional careers, we’re crafting solutions. Watch the August […]

Members get a discounted rate on the “Introduction to Aviation Maintenance Never Events” course, which counts toward FAA inspection authorization renewal.

Designer and company founder Frank Robinson first flew the R22 on Aug. 28, 1975. The OEM has sold nearly 5,000 R22s since 1973.

The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined the probable cause of the accident to be the pilot’s overpitching of the main-rotor blades while maneuvering at low altitude in a high-temperature environment at high gross weight, which resulted in a reduction of engine and rotor speed, excessive main-rotor blade flapping, and mast bumping.