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(OpenPR) – A new HTF Market Intelligence Consulting report projects that the global market for helicopter blades will expand at a compound annual growth rate of around 8% through 2032 and rise from a 2025 value of $5 billion to approximately $12 billion.

The US Army Special Operations Aviation Command has awarded a contract for Boeing to remanufacture five additional MH-47G Block II Chinooks, with deliveries scheduled to start in 2027.

The company also reported a 43% increase in earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization in its full-year financial results for 2024 when compared with the previous year.

The African carrier has reached an agreement with Archer Aviation to deploy a fleet of Midnight electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft after developing infrastructure and support services for air taxi operations.

The New Zealand–based aerial firefighting software company has named John O’Hara, a former chairman of its board of directors, as CEO.

Bell Textron is highlighting the family-owned Australian business founded in 1985, which provides aerial firefighting and emergency response services with a fleet that includes the Bell 206L-3, 407, 212, and 412.

(AIN) – Advanced air mobility infrastructure companies LynePorts and Bluenest are partnering with Lyte Aviation to establish new vertiports across the region, starting with Oman and the United Arab Emirates.

AMSL Aero has reached an agreement to explore liquid hydrogen refueling, maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft at Archerfield Airport (YBAF) in Queensland, Australia.

(AVweb) – The FAA has released a decision on an Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) complaint against Santa Clara County that finds the county’s 2022 prohibition of 100LL aviation fuel violated its federal airport obligations.

(POWER UP magazine) – The wildfires that decimated Los Angeles, California, in January pushed aerial firefighting teams to their limits. These are some of their stories.