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(Urban Air Mobility News) – The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia is highlighting projects and incentives for investing in the country’s aviation sector, including advanced air mobility, at this week’s event in Davos, Switzerland.

(Air Ambulances UK) – As part of an agreement with Babcock, the air medical operator will replace an existing EC135 with the new helicopter later this year.

(Australian Broadcasting Corp.) – The aerial rescue service assisted nearly 8,500 Queensland residents last year, a 13% increase compared with 2023.

This European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) airworthiness directive (AD), ATA 53–Fuselage–Tail Rotor Pylon–Inspection, takes effect Jan. 21, 2025. It revises AD 2025-0017, which EASA released Jan. 14, 2025.

Bucharest, Romania–based software provider LYNEports will collaborate with Indian advanced air mobility (AAM) start-up Sarla Aviation on air taxi operations in the country.

The French Armament General Directorate received the two helicopters, which will enter service with the French Air and Space Force, as part of an order for eight helicopters placed in 2021.

The Lake McDonald, Queensland, Australia–based company has appointed Casey Zimmerman as sales executive for the United States.

(Vertical magazine) – The beat of the Golden Gate Division of the California Highway Patrol goes well beyond the famous bridge or the freeways that connect the area’s urban centers. It encompasses sprawling desert and endless coastline. And even where roads are few and far between, the division still has plenty of business.

The FAA outlined the final update of Engineering Brief 105A, including vertiport identification markings, landing-area geometry, and future vertical flight infrastructure, during a virtual industry day event Jan. 14.

(Transport Topics) – Blade Urban Air Mobility is opening up routes to commuters in New Jersey and on Long Island, New York.