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The New Zealand–based aerial firefighting software company has named John O’Hara, a former chairman of its board of directors, as CEO.

Bell Textron is highlighting the family-owned Australian business founded in 1985, which provides aerial firefighting and emergency response services with a fleet that includes the Bell 206L-3, 407, 212, and 412.

(POWER UP magazine) – The wildfires that decimated Los Angeles, California, in January pushed aerial firefighting teams to their limits. These are some of their stories.

(POWER UP) – After nearly two years’ collaboration with VAI and other rotorcraft operators, the FAA revised its human external cargo (HEC) policy.

The Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Foundation is collaborating with donors to help fund a new Airbus H145 that Life Flight Network will operate across Hawaii County.

RTX subsidiary Raytheon evaluated a new version of its Coyote unmanned aerial system from a helicopter during a recent test at the Nine Mile Training Center in Texas.

BOOST Systems has reached an agreement to serve as an exclusive representative for IMS New Zealand’s Cloudburst Fire Bucket in Canada and the United States.

The flight-hour total includes more than 3,000 hours accumulated since June 2024 on a variety of missions around North Queensland and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

Toll Aviation and the government of South Australia have ordered two Bell 429s, which will join the law enforcement operator’s fleet of helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft in 2027.

The National Guard of the Republic of Cyprus has received the first two H145Ms from Airbus as part of a six-helicopter order.