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The OEM has obtained an FAA supplemental type certificate for its Super D20R upgrade, which is part of MD’s Fielded Fleet Upgrade program.

The Oct. 24–29 event will feature a professional development and networking symposium aboard the Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas during a cruise to Bermuda.

The program, which launched in 2021, has resulted in a 75% reduction in maintenance hours for the US Air Force Bell Boeing CV-22 Osprey.

The OEM will highlight the two helicopters at its static display during AERO Friedrichshafen, which starts tomorrow, Apr. 22.

The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau has issued Approved Design Organization (ADO) certification for the electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft maker.

Alan Corbett, Bristow’s COO of government services, plans to retire at the end of 2026. He joined the company in 2014.

The manufacturer of the Valo electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft has closed on a package worth up to $850 million.

VAI will hold a member roundtable at 4:00 pm eastern (UTC-4) today, Apr. 20, to continue our discussion on implementation of the FAA’s visual-separation General Notice (GENOT) and to outline the helicopter route reviews the agency will be conducting at major US airports this year. Click on the headline to learn more and to access the Zoom meeting link for the event.

Thomas M. Sando has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI) and King Schools Scholarship. Sando, the aviation and aerospace instructor at the Williston Basin Career and Technical Center in Williston, North Dakota, was selected for his demonstrated commitment to teaching, mentorship, and expanding access to aviation education.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s Helicopter Management Agency has awarded a contract to NHIndustries, a consortium of Airbus, GKN Aerospace, and Leonardo, to conduct a Block 2 architecture study for the NH90.