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(US Army) – Soldiers from the North Carolina National Guard (NCNG) displayed various resources the state can use to respond to natural disasters and emergencies at an Apr. 17 North Carolina Emergency Management event in Raleigh.

(GlobeNewswire) – The ZenaTech subsidiary is testing its new early wildfire-detection system, which uses the autonomous ZenaDrone 1000 drone, with a prospective operator in California.

(Colorado Public Radio) – The 2025 Colorado Fire and Aviation Summit, which took place Apr. 16–17, involved the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control, the Colorado National Guard, and crews from the Boulder Fire-Rescue Department, the Longmont Fire Department, the US Forest Service, and the US Bureau of Land Management.

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(Vertical magazine) – As its fleet and workforce grow, The Helicopter Company (THC) is entering a new phase focused on lifesaving missions.

(KWTV-DT) – Helicopter crews assisted teams from the US Army’s Fort Sill in Oklahoma with rounding up a group of bison that wandered onto the military base without clearance.

(The Herald) – Scottish helicopter operator PDG Aviation Services has purchased the English drone inspection, survey, and response provider.

The FAA has announced plans to roll out a modernized NOTAM system this year. The system alerts pilots and flight planners about airspace changes in the United States.

(CNN) – Companies that provide support services for mountain climbers in Nepal say that drone deliveries of ladders, ropes, oxygen cylinders, and other supplies could help save lives on the world’s tallest mountain.

(WSET) – A Virginia State Police Med-Flight crew assisted local responders with the rescue of a child who was injured while mountain biking on a remote trail Apr. 20 in Amherst County.