Bucher delivers H135 emergency response system to Tanzania The Tanzania Fire and Rescue Force will use the Bucher Leichtbau equipment on an Airbus H135 for disaster response, search-and-rescue,… Continue reading →
Hillsboro Heli Academy to host workshop for high school students The Helicopter Summer Workshop from the training division of Hillsboro Aero Academy takes place Jun. 16–19 in Troutdale, Oregon. Continue reading →
EASA seeks industry feedback on simplifying authorization rules for low-risk ops (Unmanned Airspace) – The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published a survey to gain feedback about its plans… Continue reading →
Robinson refines fuel cell system for hydrogen-powered R44 (Fuel Cell Works) – The company has started “up-and-away” flights of a hydrogen fuel cell–powered version of its R44, with… Continue reading →
NTSB seeks feedback on CAROL system The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is asking for user input about the enhanced beta version of its case… Continue reading →
Air Methods highlights Mercy Air CHOC senior lead pilot In recognition of World Pilots’ Day, which was Apr. 26, Air Methods is honoring Axel Rudolph, senior lead pilot for… Continue reading →
CAL FIRE helicopter crew hoists worker from tree (VIDEO) (EMS1) – A California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) crew assisted firefighters with rescuing a tree worker… Continue reading →
Eve Air Mobility joins NBAA’s Advanced Air Mobility Roundtable Established in 2021, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) group also includes Archer Aviation, BETA Technologies, Hillwood Aviation, Joby Aviation,… Continue reading →
Drone helps find missing child in New York (VIDEO) (WRBG) – Officers from the Colonie Police Department used a drone to find a missing child Apr. 27 in a… Continue reading →
Vertical Aerospace to webcast business and strategy update The company’s chairman, CEO, chief engineer, and chief test pilot will provide an update as part of Vertical’s first quarter… Continue reading →