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(WDTN) – Sinclair Community College will receive $500,000 in state funding for a new Beta Technologies electric aircraft flight simulator.

(BFBS Forces News) – The United Kingdom Royal Navy is deploying a fleet of Malloy T-150 drones with an operational carrier group for the first time. The drones will manage ship logistics and reduce workload for helicopter operations.

(PR Newswire) – According to a new report from Allied Market Research, the global commercial helicopter market is projected to expand at a combined annual growth rate of 4.7% to reach a value of US$9.7 billion in 2033.

(US Army) – The Flight School Next proof-of-concept pilot program would overhaul the military’s Initial Entry Rotary Wing training curriculum to include commercial helicopter variants, among other updates.

(AOPA) – The New York City Council is reconsidering a bill to ban many commercial helicopter flights at two city-owned heliports to reduce noise. Industry groups argue such a move would overstep the city’s authority because aviation is regulated on a federal level.

(Reuters) – The FAA is taking action to help prevent collisions between helicopters and passenger jets around Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Peter Farley has joined the company as chief legal officer. He was previously a partner in the McGuireWoods office in Atlanta, Georgia.

(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.