The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration announced $5.8 million in grants to universities that comprise FAA’s Air Transportation Center of Excellence for Unmanned Aircraft Systems.
The Bell Innovation flight test team conducted the first flight of an alternate configuration of the Autonomous Pod Transport in collaboration with ARA Robotics.
All Nippon Helicopter’s (ANH) H160 has performed its first flight test, a 95-minute flight at the Marseille Provence Airport, paving the way for its entry into service in Japan.
The Eye in the Sky flight data recorder has achieved an approved model list-supplemental type certificate for multiple helicopter types in New Zealand.
The National Transportation Safety Board announced its intent to hold a public board meeting Feb. 9, 2021 to determine the probable cause of the fatal, Jan. 26, 2020, helicopter crash near Calabasas, California.
The QuantiFLY aircraft communication unit, powered by Truth Data, has received a supplemental type certificate for installation in the Bell 429 and Bell 407 GXi.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced plans to seek public comment on the existing noise research portfolio, including the Neighborhood Environmental Survey.
Life Flight Network has added four new Bell 429 helicopters to its fleet, bringing unparalleled capabilities to communities in the Pacific Northwest.
Bristow Group Inc. announced Fernando Quental has been appointed to the role of Brazil area manager and will be responsible for all facets of Bristow’s operations in Brazil.
The ACE Training Centre in Sydney is now part of the Leonardo global network of authorized training centers.
