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(KVOA) – Helicopter crews are assisting firefighters with bucket drops to help contain a wildfire that started Oct. 24 in the Chiricahua Wilderness.

(WHNS) – Crews, including from Operation Helo, assisted Yancey County Emergency Management last week with clearing debris, including abandoned motorcycles and trailers, from the South Toe River.

The Madrid, Spain–based company plans to deliver the new H135 Level 3 flight training device to the Royal Thai Air Force in early 2026.

Helicopter Institute is expanding its agreement with Robinson to introduce the TH-66 Sage training platform into the US Navy Contractor Operated Pilot Training–Rotary program.

(Urban Air Mobility News) – Advanced air mobility (AAM) network developers are facing an increasing number of state-based rules and regulations related to vertiport access in the United States. How they respond will be critical to their initial business plans, argues Philip Butterworth-Hayes.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a correction for airworthiness directive (AD) ATA 04 – Time Limits/Maintenance Checks – Airworthiness Limitations Section – Amendment, which took effect Jul. 11, 2025.

The Canadian company has acquired an exclusive license to produce, sell, and support Honeywell’s Sky Connect satellite tracking systems.

The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) in California has purchased two new helicopters from the Lockheed Martin company to support firefighting, rescue, and air medical operations.

The chipmaker will partner with Joby to develop an industrial-grade platform to power physical artificial intelligence applications. The agreement will also advance Joby’s Superpilot autonomous flight system for military and civil operators.

The Louisiana-based maintenance and completions provider is pursuing an FAA supplemental type certificate to install its air medical interior on the H160. Separately, Metro has ordered a dozen H140s from Airbus.