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Faced with a growing population and heavy tourism traffic, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office Aviation Section has its work cut out for it.

APSA executive director Dan Schwarzbach highlights the latest trends and key issues in public safety aviation that are at the center of APSCON 2023.

Since various cargo applications will likely bring in revenue before passenger transport is permitted, many eVTOL firms are actively pursuing cargo use cases.

PHI has a legacy that stretches back to the origins of the civil rotorcraft industry in the U.S. All the experience it gained along the way in maintenance, repair and overhaul is now on offer to third-party customers through the launch of PHI MRO services.

In 1968, PJ Helicopters began operating a single fixed-wing crop duster. Growing to become one of the major utility helicopter operators in the United States was never part of the plan.

Among the many priorities in the FAA reauthorization bill is a focus on accommodating new entrants, such as eVTOL aircraft, into the national airspace.

Two recent SAR cases illustrate the variety of challenges faced by U.S. Coast Guard air crews in Kodiak, Alaska.

As the industry faces renewed demand for service, it must do so despite lingering supply chain challenges that could get worse before they get better.

Airbus H125 patrol helicopters have become a familiar sight across Alberta’s largest city.

Texas-based eVTOL developer Jaunt Air Mobility stands to benefit from a planned merger between its parent company, AIRO Group, and a special purpose acquisition company. But just how much cash will be injected into Jaunt is still unclear.