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The FAA is providing an inside look at its From the Flight Deck series, which includes more than 140 videos and other resources to help pilots improve safety.

Starting Friday morning, Mar. 7, the skies over the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas will come alive as more than 34 helicopters—including some of the most popular models in the world—fly in for next week’s VERTICON 2025.

(Air Charter Safety Foundation) – In order for a safety management system (SMS) to be effective, company management must set an example and support all areas of it, and employees must buy into it.

The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) of Brazil has issued a supplemental type certificate for Airwolf Aerospace to install True Blue Power TB20 batteries on the Airbus H125/AS350 and AS355. Airwolf is exhibiting at Booth #7112 at VERTICON 2025 next week in Dallas, Texas.

The US House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure’s Subcommittee on Aviation hearing on Mar. 4 included testimony from leaders of Airlines for America, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, and the Professional Aviation Safety Specialists.

(KREM) – The Idaho Economic Advisory Council has approved a performance-based incentive to expand Timberline’s operations in Sandpoint.

(EIN Presswire) – Hartzell Propeller has obtained an FAA supplemental type certificate to install its Tanis helicopter preheat systems on the Airbus H135. The company will display the systems at Booth #3812 during next week’s VERTICON 2025 in Dallas, Texas.

Norway‘s Civil Aviation Authority and Avinor, a wholly owned state limited company under the Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications, have signed an agreement with Bristow Norway AS and Beta Technologies to conduct demonstration flights establishing Norway as an international test arena for zero- and low-emission aviation. The agreement calls for Bristow Norway to conduct cargo flights without passengers using Beta‘s Alia CX300 conventional takeoff and landing aircraft.

(Reuters) – Airlines for America will urge members of the US House of Representatives during a Mar. 4 hearing to permanently reduce helicopter traffic around Washington Reagan National Airport (KDCA) following a midair collision involving a US Army helicopter and a regional jet in January.