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The FAA is accepting public comments through Mar. 30 about its plans to request approval to collect information about the rules governing helicopter air ambulance, commercial helicopter, and Part 91 helicopter operations.

(WJTV) – The Tennessee Valley Authority is using helicopters and drones to reach areas affected by last weekend’s winter storm.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published a January 2026 revision to its Easy Access Rules for Guidance Material on Remote Aerodrome Air Traffic Services (ATS).

The Maryland State Police (MSP) Leonardo AW139 crew hoisted the hiker, who injured his leg, Jan. 26 in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.

(Vertical magazine) – Royal Canadian Armed Forces (RCAF) helicopter pilot Capt. Erin Edwards is the first non-astronaut Canadian to serve as a capsule communicator for the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas.

(New Zealand Herald) – According to local officials, the pilot and passenger, who were working as contractors for a pest-control company, died when the helicopter went down Jan. 28 near Paekākāriki Hill on the North Island.

(AirMed&Rescue) – Leasing helicopters—whether wet or dry—can offer operators flexibility, cost control, and relief from the risks of ownership. As mission demands grow and aircraft prices increase, tailored leasing solutions are helping operators expand services, manage cash flow, and stay agile without the long-term burden of fleet ownership.

The United Kingdom (UK) Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has approved the company to provide simulator-based training for private and commercial pilot licenses and night ratings.