How eVTOL technology can be used in military missions
Work is well underway to incorporate future eVTOL aircraft into military missions of all types.
By Treena Hein | April 20, 2023Work is well underway to incorporate future eVTOL aircraft into military missions of all types.
By Treena Hein | April 20, 2023Covering a wide array of operational conditions, the Aviation Bureau of the Arizona Department of Public Safety is responding 24/7 with a growing fleet of Bell 429 helicopters.
By Brent Bundy | April 20, 2023Agricultural specialist Southland Helicopters offers a unique toolkit, with a fleet of four MD 600Ns helping support the thousands of farmers spread across New Zealand’s southernmost region.
By Brent Bundy | April 20, 2023With a flame-throwing helitorch slung to the bottom of their Bell UH-1H Super Hueys, Cal Fire crews are battling wildfires with fire.
By Jen Nevans | April 6, 2023In Finland, the NHIndustries NH90 had the difficult task of succeeding the Mil Mi-8. Replacing an extremely rustic helicopter with a highly sophisticated one was not easy, but the mission is now complete — and Nato's newest member nation was the winner.
By Frédéric Lert | April 6, 2023Mike Hirschberg talks about the highlights of his 12 years as executive director of the Vertical Flight Society, and what lies ahead.
By Treena Hein | April 5, 2023eVTOL companies go public to seek new investors, but Horizon Aircraft went private to please its existing ones.
By Jen Nevans | March 31, 2023Aeronautical Accessories holds more than 370 STCs and has a 40-year legacy of providing parts and accessories to the rotorcraft industry, while its ownership by Bell provides huge benefits to both companies.
By Jen Boyer | March 31, 2023Sling loading into mining operations high in Indonesia’s mountains, Heli SGI is a long way from where it started — but it’s right at home.
By Jon Duke | March 27, 2023How the UH-60 Black Hawk, CH-47 Chinook and AS332 Super Puma are performing in firefighting and utility operations — and reshaping the market in the process.
By Elan Head | March 24, 2023