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(Army Times) – Jeremiah Gertler, senior analyst at the Teal Group, discusses why the US Army is nixing so many of its iconic rotorcraft, whether drones can replace them, and what might happen to the soldiers who work with them.

(Stars and Stripes) – The US Air Force 459th Airlift Squadron is retiring its fleet of Hueys, which have flown from Yokota Air Base in Western Tokyo for decades.

(Australian Broadcasting Corp.) – Jed Manning is one of many bush helicopter pilots ready to take to the skies at any moment across Queensland, Australia.

(EMS1) – Paramedic Kevin Robert suffered a medical emergency Aug. 27 while on duty aboard a LifeNet of New York helicopter.

German operator Meravo Luftreederei Fluggesellschaft will use the preowned Airbus helicopter for utility operations.

French company DUC Hélices Propellers will design and produce the rotors for SkyDrive’s electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Crews from Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 14 conducted a search-and-rescue demo during Northern Edge 2025, Aug. 17–22 in Dutch Harbor.

(NDTV) – The Mi-17 crash Sep. 1 in Gilgit-Baltistan resulted in the deaths of two pilots, two crew members, and a flight engineer, according to the military.

This FAA airworthiness directive, which takes effect Oct. 7, requires the inspection and replacement, if necessary, of the tail-rotor tension-torsion bar. It also prohibits the use of certain maintenance manuals.

(WOOD) – A reporter recalls flying to New Orleans, Louisiana, in a helicopter to cover Hurricane Katrina for the Grand Rapids Press in 2005.