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Bristow will operate helicopter search and rescue services from two bases in the Netherlands.

Former NTSB chairman says low-level IFR route structure "needs to move forward."

These aircraft took to the skies for the first time during March and April, from 1972 through 2021

Built to fit within a standard 20-foot shipping container, the Phenix Ultra 2XL is intended to be launched by ground troops in less than 15 minutes.

The organization is holding its first H2-Aero Symposium & Workshop in Long Beach, California, on March 29-31.

The agreement marks a shift in the German eVTOL aircraft developer's advanced air mobility business model as it prepares to bring the Lilium Jet into commercial service by 2024.

India-based L&T Technology Services will provide so-called pure-play engineering services to Jaunt as it works to bring its family of eVTOL aircraft to market.

A survey commissioned by Asia SkyMedia for its first Asia-Pacific UAM report shows 27 percent of respondents “fully trust” regulators to make the right decisions.

WCBS 880 radio helicopter traffic reporter Tom Kaminski is also known for his brief role as an eyewitness to one of the darkest events in American history.

Under EU sanctions, lessors have until March 28 to repossess aircraft leased to Russian airlines.

As Bell nears certification of its 525 super-medium twin, the company is working toward approval for flight in icing conditions in parallel.

Helicopter operator PHI International will support offshore energy transport in NW Australia with three Sikorsky S-92s.

Blade Air Mobility posted strong revenue growth in 2021 and looks to a future of advanced air mobility with eVTOLs.

Exhibiting for the first time at Heli-Expo, Brazil-based AGS plans to add bases and personnel.

Industry leaders see need for standardizing regulations and preparing them for the future eVTOL markets.

JetNet has added capabilities to its Helicopter Services and Fleet Analyzer data platforms.

Bombardier has suspended all activities with its Russian customers following the country's war with Ukraine.

HAI's Land & Live recipient Andrew Champagne advised his crew to abort a mission and then, once on ground, discovered a loose fuel tank on his aircraft.

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

Rising costs of aircraft, personnel, fuel, and supply chain present challenges for business aviation.

As part of a deal first announced in October, Modern has now acquired three of Sheltair's five New York FBOs, with the remaining two to follow.

EASA has launched the European Information Sharing and Cooperation Platform on Conflict Zones as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.

ACC Aviation's Fort Lauderdale office will also serve as the UK-based aviation services provider's U.S. headquarters.

While 2021 was a recovery year for Dassault, it expects the Russia-Ukraine war and supply chain issues to cause headwinds this year.

The advanced air mobility sector has seen significant progress on several important milestones since NBAA formed an AAM Roundtable a year ago.

Aircraft Technical Publishers appoints software industry veteran Norman Happ as its new chief executive officer.

AOPA chief Mark Baker and GAMA's Pete Bunce are encouraged by progress made but said there is no silver bullet yet on unleaded avgas.

A number of Air Force F-16 upgrade efforts have been launched and shelved, but now the PoBIT program is being implemented to extend the fleet’s life.

Heavy-lift helicopter operator and manufacturer Erickson has released details on its new water cannon which has been under development since 2018.

Emergency medical services, search and rescue, and offshore wind operations helped keep the European helicopter market humming through the pandemic.