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June 28, 2017

Orange County, NY Launches Emergency Response Drone Program

Will Be Used For SAR, Forest Fires And Similar Emergencies

Orange County, NY recently purchased a $900 drone for use by its public safety department. The aircraft will be used in conjunction with search and rescue operations, missing persons, forest fires, train derailments and similar situations.

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Oscar Mayer Introduces The Wiener Drone

One Of Two New Additions To The 'WienerFleet'

Remember when you were a kid ... maybe just last week ... and it was really cool when the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile would come to town? Well, the venerable "Wienermobile" is no longer the only promotional vehicle used by the iconic brand.

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Akagi Helicopter Acquires One H125

Reinforcing Successful 30 Year Relationship With Airbus Helicopters In Japan

Airbus Helicopters Japan has secured a contract for one H125 with Akagi Helicopter Co., Ltd. The proven helicopter from the Ecureuil family will join the company’s fleet for various transportation missions, in June 2018. Akagi Helicopter currently operates two SA315s and four AS350s. This will be the first H125 to be operated by the Japanese company.

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Supreme Court Denies East Hampton, NY Noise Petition

NBAA: Move Reflects Long-Held National Aviation Policy

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition filed by the town of East Hampton, NY, which sought the court’s review of a 2016 decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit concerning airport noise.

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Drone User Group Network Proposed Changes To FAA Reauthorization Bills

Community-Based Organization Represents Nearly 25,000 Drone Users

A community-based organization (“CBO”) that represents close to 25,000 drone users, the Drone User Group Network (“DUGN”) proposed changes to both the House and Senate versions of the FAA Reauthorization bills that will help spur innovation, preserve the privacy of the public, preserve the privacy of drone users, and enhance the efficiency of the aviation system.

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Transport Canada Approves Drone Test Range In Alma, QC

Department Launches Test Trials Of Technology For Surveillance In Northern Canada

Transport Canada is committed to enhancing the safety and security of Canadians while fostering innovation as it continues to explore the use of unmanned aircraft systems, commonly known as drones, to fulfil its mandate.

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