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(Urban Air Mobility News) – An International Organization for Standardization (ISO) subcommittee is developing a roadmap to identify which International Civil Aviation Organization standards might be necessary for advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft operators.

(EIN Presswire) – Working with Hughes Aerospace, officials at San Bernardino International Airport (KSBD) in California implemented several new satellite-based flight procedures earlier this year designed to increase safety and minimize aircraft sound for communities near the airport.

(Flying) – Wednesday, Dec. 11, is the deadline for Stage 1 submissions for the GoAERO contest backed by NASA, Boeing, RTX, and other aviation stakeholders. It seeks to aid the estimated 4.5 million Americans who may need to wait longer than 25 minutes for emergency services to arrive.

Cadorath subsidiary Meridian Helicopters has earned an FAA Part 145 repair station certificate for its facility in Broussard, Louisiana.

This FAA airworthiness directive (AD), which requires removing certain flight-control rigid connecting links from service and prohibits installing those links, takes effect Oct. 26, 2024.

Advocating for the interests of US aerial firefighters, association that formed in 2022 promotes safety and standardization for the fire-suppression industry.

The Vertical Flight Society (VFS) is accepting applications for its 2024–2025 Design-Build-Vertical Flight Student Competition through Oct. 30, 2024.

Thales is the newest member of the North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS) Council. The company will work with systems integrator Vantis to develop advanced air mobility services across the state.

This FAA airworthiness directive (AD), which requires inspecting or measuring the main-gearbox forward and rear suspension-bar attachment plates, takes effect Nov. 12, 2024.