Host Jon Gray provides part two of his conversation with Jimmy Hatch, a former Navy SEAL, founder of Spikes K9 Fund, and author of Touching the Dragon.

Australian advanced air mobility (AAM) stakeholders expect to see the first commercial services in the country in 2027 — but there’s still a lot that needs to be done to make this possible, delegates heard at this week’s AAM Summit.

Over its first 100 episodes, the podcast has provided interviews to challenge and motivate listeners, and strengthen the global public safety aviation community.

Addressing the elephant in the room in airborne law enforcement: the cop- or pilot-first debate.

The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) plans to install its first electric aircraft charging station at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida this fall, and is turning to Vermont-based eVTOL developer Beta Technologies for the infrastructure.

Vertical recently caught up with JR Hammond, executive director of the Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium, to learn about the state of the AAM sector in Canada.

Through the latest iterations of augmented reality mapping systems, special mission operators have the tools they need to work smarter, not harder.

Andrew Higgins secured a lasting legacy through the contribution his landing craft made to the Allies’ success in the Second World War — but he also attempted to join the fledgling helicopter industry in the 1940s.

After almost 50 years in operation, Memorial Hermann Life Flight is continuing to honor the passion and drive of founder Dr. James Duke.