B&H Worldwide moves Bell 429 from India to Singapore The aerospace logistics provider transported the helicopter on a Boeing 747F freighter to Bell Textron’s regional hub in Singapore. Continue reading →
Safran to develop panoramic vision system for NH90 The North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s Helicopter Management Agency has issued a contract to Safran Electronics & Defense to equip the… Continue reading →
Skyryse completes 1st flight of Black Hawk with SkyOS The company also conducted automated pickup, hover, and set down procedures using the SkyOS operating system on a Sikorsky Black… Continue reading →
NNSA to conduct low-level flights over Las Vegas Strip (VIDEO) (KSNV) – Helicopter crews working for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) will measure expected background radiation Dec. 29–31 in… Continue reading →
Eve Air Mobility eVTOL aircraft makes 1st flight The Embraer subsidiary completed the initial flight of its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) prototype Dec. 19 in Gavião… Continue reading →
Rolls-Royce evaluates prototype engine for MV-75 The manufacturer has started testing the prototype AE 1107F that will power the US Army’s Bell MV-75 Future Long-Range Assault… Continue reading →
Crew winches hiker who fell from cliff in Victoria, Australia (Australian Broadcasting Corp.) – The helicopter crew assisted ground teams with airlifting the injured hiker Dec. 23 in Sorrento on… Continue reading →
Maryland K-9 unit trains in helicopter operations (VIDEO) (WBFF) – Members of the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office K-9 team helped familiarize dogs Karma and Kyra with a… Continue reading →
New VAI conference to focus on safety in Southeast Asia The inaugural VAI Southeast Asia Aviation Safety Conference will bring together operators, regulators, manufacturers, and other aviation safety professionals from… Continue reading →
ATSB final report: Bell 206L-1, New South Wales, Mar. 11, 2022 The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has determined that a loss of tail-rotor effectiveness likely occurred at an insufficient height… Continue reading →
