Articles for category HeliNews Headlines

Aug 25 2025

U.S. Approved 3,350 Extended Range Attack Munitions for Ukraine Posted by RSS Feed

The air-launched tactical, scalable, cheap air-to-ground weapon was sought by the U.S. Air Force

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Sep 23 2025

Boeing to Convert USAF E-7 Rapid Prototypes in the UK Posted by RSS Feed

Boeing will transfer two 737-700 airframes to STS Aviation in Birmingham for E-7 conversion in 2026.

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Dec 05 2025

Drone Incursion at French Navy Nuclear Submarine Base Posted by RSS Feed

An investigation is underway after the Île Longue naval base, home to France’s four ballistic

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Jan 08 2026

NTSB issues recommendations for training and stall tests on Hawker aircraft Posted by RSS Feed

The NTSB has issued safety recommendations to urge the FAA, NBAA and Textron Aviation to establish

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Feb 03 2026

Winter storms led to aviation fuel price plateaus, SAF stays active Posted by RSS Feed

Overall Price MovementOver half of the United States got a preview of Punxsutawney Phil's shadow

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Feb 19 2026

The Legacy of the U.S. Navy Jolly Rogers Posted by RSS Feed

Dating back to the days of sailing vessels and piracy on the high seas, the intimidating black flag

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Apr 07 2026

Chilean KC-135 Tanker Refuels USAF F-35As on their Way to FIDAE 2026 Expo Posted by RSS Feed

For the first time, a Chilean KC-135 refueled two U.S. F-35s that will take part in FIDAE 2026,

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Jun 10 2026

Daher appoints Michel Denis as its Chief Executive Officer Posted by RSS Feed

The Board of Directors of Daher, chaired by Thibault Scaramanga, has decided to establish a

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May 06 2026

VAI Leads Coalition Urging FAA Review of Slackline Hazards Posted by Admin

Alexandria, VA (May 4, 2026) – In a joint letter organized and led by Vertical Aviation International (VAI), 37 prominent aviation associations today urged FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford to review whether slacklines and similar temporary obstructions are addressed with sufficient clarity under existing notice and marking frameworks. The request, which aims to reduce the risk of low-altitude aircraft striking obstructions, highlighted concerns raised by the Jan. 2, 2026, fatal accident near Superior, Arizona, where a helicopter struck a slackline, resulting in the deaths of four people.

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Jun 27 2025

Artificial Intelligence Has Potential to Become More Capable Than Human Pilots Posted by RSS Feed

Artificial intelligence is proving to be just as capable, and perhaps much more so, than human

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