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WellSpan WellFlight, based in Gettysburg, hosted an Oct. 3 event that included former patients, local partners, and members of the community.

Boeing has obtained a contract worth more than $173 million to provide eight helicopters plus training and support services to the US Air Force.

The California-based company designed its new AIRE artificial intelligence (AI) data platform to assist operators with aircraft availability, airworthiness, and reliability.

VAI is asking the FAA to reconsider numerous aspects of its proposed new rule to expand beyond visual line of sight drone operations. The proposed rule would introduce significant changes to how aircraft share the low-altitude airspace where vertical flight operations routinely take place.

The latest edition of the United States Helicopter Safety Team newsletter includes a column from Ryan Naru, aviation policy and regulatory affairs lead for Joby Aviation. Naru discusses how the FAA’s Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification rule and powered-lift Special Federal Aviation Regulation will affect low-altitude IFR operations.

The Lockheed Martin subsidiary’s Nomad family of uncrewed aerial systems will feature a twin-propeller design with the ability to take off, hover, and land vertically, plus cruise in fixed-wing mode for extended periods.