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(ePlane AI) – The Australian infrastructure developer’s new Aeroberm vertipad prototype for advanced air mobility (AAM) operations features a flexible design that incorporates aerodynamic management, acoustic mitigation, and fire-suppression systems.

The regulator provides an overview about new drone rules that took effect Nov. 4 across Canada, including guidance for beyond visual line of sight operations.

The manufacturer has published a Q&A with David Farman, head of training at SkyAlyne, about the H135’s role in the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Future Aircrew Training program.

The OEM will acquire control of Hawthorne Municipal Airport (KHHR) in California for $126 million. Archer plans to use the airport as an operational hub for the Los Angeles area and a testbed for artificial intelligence (AI) aviation technologies.

Under the agreement, Trakka Systems will continue to operate independently with its existing branding and leadership team.

Signature Aviation and UrbanLink Air Mobility have agreed to explore electric aircraft operations in South Florida using the BETA Technologies electric conventional takeoff and landing aircraft.

The charity donated £516,000 (US$679,000) to fund a new helipad at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, Norfolk.

(Breaking Defense) – Airbus Helicopters, Bell, Boeing/Leonardo, Enstrom, MD Helicopters, and Robinson are all submitting bids for the military training program.

Recoil Aerospace has received European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) validation of its supplemental type certificate for the Tsunami External Tank on the Airbus Super Puma series.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has determined that almost immediately after lifting off, the pilot was unable to counter the helicopter’s left yaw, which resulted in a dynamic rollover. Investigators also noted that limited recent flying experience in the EC120 degraded the pilot’s ability to manage the controls effectively.