Utah Rotor Pathway Program holds 4th Annual Fly-In The fly-in showcased a wide range of helicopter missions to more than 300 students Oct. 14 at Olympus High School… Continue reading →
Douglas Nelms flies west Douglas Wayne Nelms, a Purple Heart award recipient who flew helicopters for the US Army during the Vietnam War, died… Continue reading →
Airbus groups tactical UAS portfolio into single product family The Survey Copter, Aliaca, and Capa-X uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) are now managed under the OEM’s Airbus Helicopters division. Continue reading →
Taking a closer look at Black Hawk accidents (Slash Gear) – US National Guard accident data involving the UH-60 Black Hawk indicates the Sikorsky helicopter has accounted for… Continue reading →
Textron’s aviation workforce initiatives are paying dividends (AIN) – Textron Aviation is seeing early successes with several workforce training initiatives—from its new career center to veterans’ programs—as… Continue reading →
Archer, Game Aerospace leaders discuss future of aviation Archer Aviation CEO Adam Goldstein and Game Aerospace Chairman Steuart Walton talked about how the technical, regulatory, and workforce environments… Continue reading →
USFS crews conduct short-haul helicopter training (VIDEO) (KOBI) – US Forest Service (USFS) helicopter crews trained on various techniques, including mock patient rescues and precision insertions, Oct.… Continue reading →
NIAF to recognize Leonardo’s Cingolani The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) will honor Leonardo CEO and general manager Roberto Cingolani and seven other leaders Oct.… Continue reading →
Mechanical issue cited in precautionary landing (VIDEO) (KTVX) – According to a statement from Air Methods, the pilot adhered to all established safety protocols in the precautionary… Continue reading →
US Senate committee to vote on ADS-B legislation (Reuters) – The US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation is set to take up legislation Oct. 21 that… Continue reading →