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February 14, 2018

Airbus Helicopters And TAI To Support RTAF And Police Helicopters

Agreement Covers Aircraft For Two Years

Airbus Helicopters and Thai Aviation Industries (TAI) have signed an agreement to support all Airbus' military and law enforcement helicopters in Thailand, over two years.

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DJI To Sponsor AUVSI XPONENTIAL's First Humanitarian Awards

Nominations Are Now Open For Those Using Unmanned Technology To Save Lives And Improve Health And The Environment

AUVSI XPONENTIAL, the event that brings more than 8,500 unmanned technology industry leaders and forward-thinking users from the defense and commercial sectors together to learn the latest on policy, business solutions and technology applications, is pleased to announce that industry leader DJI, the world's leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology, will sponsor the first-ever AUVSI XCELLENCE Humanitarian Awards.

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Flightsafety Training Begins For The New Pilatus PC-24

New FFS Available At Company's Learning Center In Dallas

Training for the new PC-24 business jet has begun at FlightSafety’s Learning Center in Dallas, Texas. The Pilatus PC-24 simulator was recently qualified and approved for training by EASA. Qualification by the FAA occurred in December 2017.

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Robinson Adds Wire Strike Protection For R66 Helicopters

FAA Certifies Magellan WSPS For The Aircraft

Robinson has added wire strike protection provisions to its R66 options list. Available only on R66 helicopters, the provisions are FAA certified and allow for easy, bolt-on installation of Magellan’s WSPS (Wire Strike Protection System) sold separately by Magellan Aerospace, Winnipeg, Canada.

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FAA: Drone ID Rules Should Come This Year

Acting Deputy Administrator Makes Announcement At Singapore Airshow

The FAA should have rules to identify drones and their pilots this year, according to FAA Acting Deputy Administrator Carl Burleson. During a panel discussion at the Singapore Air Show last week, Burleson said that drone security is one of the agency's top priorities for this year.

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