Kuwait has been cleared by the U.S. State Department to purchase new AH-64E gunships and upgrade its legacy D-model Apaches to the most-modern version under a deal worth up to $4 billion.
A Senate committee investigation found that FAA managers in Honolulu improperly granted policy deviations to local aerial tour company Novictor Helicopters.
The U.S. military’s appetite for small vertical-lift drones could be worth more than $1 billion if both the Army and Marine Corps follow through on plans to equip every 10 troops with a quadcopter.
In the three years it has been flying, Bell’s V-280 Valor advanced tiltrotor has spent 200 hours in the air on more than 150 flights, amassing reams of data it will use to compete in the Army’s soon-to-be-launched search for a Black Hawk replacement.
The helicopter booking platform Blade is going public in a deal that will give it hundreds of millions of dollars for strategic acquisitions.
According to Department of Transportation auditors, the Federal Aviation Administration is failing to ensure safe use of supplemental restraints for open-door helicopter operations.
The Dutch NH90 that crashed into the Caribbean Sea in July, killing two naval officers, experienced a loss of lift when it turned downwind at a low altitude and was unable to recover before hitting the water.
With Beta Technologies close behind, Joby Aviation is the first eVTOL aircraft to get the U.S. Air Force's airworthiness approval.
Ontario company offering nine cross-border ferry flights a day to take Canadian travellers into the U.S.
Congress has again saved Boeing’s Chinook Block II program from U.S. Army plans to cancel upgrading its CH-47F fleet with the performance-boosting retrofit package.
