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(Vertical magazine) – The unprecedented firestorm in the Los Angeles area was a devastating natural disaster that brought out the best in North America’s helicopter community.

(NBAA Business Aviation Insider) – The aviation community, including the FAA, has been showing signs of progress regarding pilots who are seeking support and treatment for mental health issues.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined the probable cause of the accident to be the pilot’s failure to maintain control during a hover taxi with a quartering tailwind.

(WTTG) – Local reports indicate that Bradford Brown, founder and CEO of ATL Technology of Springville, Utah, died in a Feb. 20 helicopter accident at Ririe Reservoir in Idaho.

(Zag Daily) – The Advanced Air Mobility Institute and National Aeronautic Association have chosen the city to host the Pulitzer Electric Aircraft Race, which takes place Oct. 10–13, 2025.

(NBC News) – A Utah Department of Public Safety crew airlifted a father–son hiking duo from a steep cliff Feb. 17 in Snow Canyon State Park.

The FAA helps US airports assist pilots with taking off and landing safely during the winter months, including with snow and ice removal, deicing, and air-traffic-control separation.

Talon chief pilot Jarrett Lunn describes how night-vision goggles assist with fire-suppression and -containment operations.

(Reuters) – The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is planning to introduce air taxi and drone operations in 2026, according to the country’s General Civil Aviation Authority.

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) has released a series of recommendations to help US lawmakers address regulatory issues for FAA certification of advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft.