Archer Aviation becomes official air taxi partner for LA28 Archer’s Midnight electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft will transport people around Los Angeles, California, during the 2028 Summer Olympics… Continue reading →
Robinson introduces new R66 variant for US Army pilot training Robinson Helicopter Co. took the wraps off a new version of its R66 designed for the US Army’s Initial Entry… Continue reading →
Bell, partners to develop training for US Army Flight School Next Bell Textron will collaborate with V2X, DigiFlight, and Delaware Resource Group, as well as Textron Aviation affiliate TRU Simulation, to… Continue reading →
VAI Members-Only Benefit: Discount on King Schools courses A VAI membership includes 30% off King Schools online training courses across more than 110 topics, including risk management, flight… Continue reading →
VFS prepares to host vertical flight leaders at Forum 81 Next week’s Vertical Flight Society (VFS) 81st Annual Forum & Technology Display will focus on the future of vertical aviation.… Continue reading →
Teledyne FLIR OEM, AerialOGI partner on drone camera The companies have introduced the AerialOGI-N optical gas camera to assist with inspections for greenhouse gases. The camera is available… Continue reading →
Airbus gains approval for VR training with Loft Dynamics FSTD The French Civil Aviation Authority has authorized Airbus Helicopters to offer type rating training on the AS350 B3e using a… Continue reading →
LifeSave Kansas adds AutoPulse NXT to emergency flights The Air Methods operator’s bases in Emporia and Wichita, as well as sister locations in Garden City and Liberal, have… Continue reading →
Proposed EASA AD: Airbus Helicopters H160-B The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is accepting comments through May 27 on this proposed airworthiness directive (AD), ATA… Continue reading →
VAI Member Spotlight: The Real ResQ Podcast A former US Coast Guard swimmer shares rescue stories with hopes of improving the helicopter industry’s safety best practices. Read… Continue reading →
