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ITC-AeroLeasing is leasing three Airbus H125 helicopters and one H135 to a US air ambulance partner starting in late 2025. The aircraft will operate from various hospital bases across the country.

Building a robust talent pipeline to ensure mission readiness in the utility sector was top of mind at the 2025 Airbus Utility Summit, Oct. 28–29, in Seattle, Washington.

Federal Updates Modern Skies Coalition Calls on Congress to end US Government Shutdown State and Local Updates Helicopter Route 12 at KBWI Raises Safety Concerns Following FAA Adjustment Washington State’s Proposed Aircraft Tax Raises Industry Concerns News from VAI’s Northeastern US Regional Representative “Advocacy in Action,” by Josh Rousseau, VAI Northeastern US Regional Representative __________________________________ […]

Rotortrade has been named the founding partner of the first VAI Southeast Asia Aviation Safety Conference, which takes place May 27–29, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Bali in Sanur, Bali, Indonesia. The event will bring together operators, regulators, manufacturers, and other aviation safety professionals from across the region to strengthen collaboration and share best practices.

The deadline for applications to the 2026 VAI scholarship program is tonight at 11:59 pm eastern (UTC-5). Discover how VAI scholarship recipients have turned opportunity into achievement—and how you can do the same—in this exclusive VAI Daily series.

(The Shreveport-Bossier City Advocate) – A DeSoto Parish Sheriff’s Office helicopter crew helped the Shreveport Police maintain peace downtown on Nov. 7 and 8.

(Military Times) – John Koelsch, who served in both World War II and the Korean War, was posthumously awarded the first Medal of Honor (MOH) issued to a helicopter pilot, on Aug. 3, 1955. Here is his story.

(Pulse 2.0) – Chinese electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft maker TCab Tech has raised RMB 300 million (approximately $US42 million) in Series B++ funding to advance the industrialization of its flagship E20 aircraft.

(Isle of Wight Observer) – The man who helped rebuild an island-built helicopter, and donated it to the Wight Aviation Museum, has been honored by Aviation Heritage UK.

The Air Accident Investigation Unit – Ireland (AAIU) found that the helicopter lost control during transition to hover because an unsecured power bank restricted the collective pitch lever, prompting three safety recommendations.