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The company, part of Salus Aviation Group, has appointed Michiel Swanepoel to the role. Swanepoel’s previous roles include working for the South African Civil Aviation Authority and the Department of Transport.

Executives from the operator hosted a conference call Nov. 5 to discuss the results, including a breakdown of revenues from its offshore energy and government services sectors, plus an updated outlook for 2026.

Canadian air medical provider Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) is highlighting longtime partner AltaLink, patient Wade Cassidy, and an upgrade from the Airbus H145 D2 to the D3 in the latest installment of a series about its 40th anniversary.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has selected a consortium led by Japan Airlines (JAL) for an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) implementation program using Archer Aviation’s Midnight eVTOL aircraft.

The California-based company has started power-on testing of the first of several electric aircraft to be built for the FAA type inspection authorization process.

Learn more about the 15 operators, manufacturers, and suppliers that became members of VAI last month.

The OEM has published a feature about how SAF Hélicoptères sprang into action following a December 2024 cyclone that hit the French island off the coast of Southeastern Africa.

The FAA is accepting comments through Dec. 22, 2025, on this airworthiness directive (AD), which takes effect Nov. 20. It will supersede AD 2025-06-51, issued Apr. 10, 2025. The updated AD requires installing a Bell-produced modification to the ballast box door assembly.

The California-based company has purchased aviation maintenance and management software provider EBIS from Tronair.