Our latest issue highlights Bristow Netherlands’ SAR operation, the growing fuel cost challenge facing operators, Florida's hurricane preparedness, and much more.

From Army medevac pilot to sheriff’s office rescuer, Tim Brennan answers the call when lives are on the line.

A preview of training, UAS integration, and key trends shaping public safety aviation at APSCON 2026 in Fort Lauderdale.

Why wire strikes still occur in helicopter operations — and the real limits of wire cutters.

Lt Cdr Chris Gayson, Lt Lily-Mae Fisher, and PO Owen Green were killed when the aircraft crashed “during routine training” in the early hours of the morning.

At Coast Guard Air Station Borinquen, crews respond to rescue, maritime law enforcement, and national security missions across the Caribbean.

A new survey to gauge the extent of fatigue among those working in the Canadian helicopter industry has been launched, with the aim of helping the industry better understand the fatigue-related challenges it faces.

This annual program honors outstanding individuals and teams across the full spectrum of vertical flight. 

Commonly referred to as the “Flying Banana” due to its shape, this single-engine tandem rotor helicopter was first acquired by the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1954 and remained in service until 1973.

In this exclusive look behind the scenes, Vertical Plus visits Bristow Netherlands to explore the search-and-rescue (SAR) operation it provides on behalf of the Dutch Coast Guard.

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