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All News

November 30, 2018

Kaman Receives Orders for Two Additional K-MAX Aircraft

Announces Lot III Production Authorization

Kaman Aerosystems has received orders for two additional K-MAX helicopters, expanding the fleet of operators to two new customers who will take delivery in the coming months. Further, given consistent demand the company has approved continuous manufacture of the versatile medium lift workhorse aircraft with the authorization of Lot III production.

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Pilatus Delivers First PC-24 Air Ambulance

Goes To Royal Flying Doctor Service Of Australia

The very first PC-24 with medevac interior has been handed over to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS Western Operations). Pilatus presented the key to PC-24 serial number 105 to RFDS CEO Rebecca Tomkinson on November 26 in Stans. Configured for patient transport, this PC-24 was especially developed to meet the particular needs of the RFDS and has been equipped for medevac missions all over Australia.

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South Florida Man Flew Sightseeing Flights Without A Valid Commercial License

Convicted And Sentenced To Three Years' Probation For The Offenses

Mario Cruise, owner and operator of South Florida Air Tours (SFAT), was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Miami, FL earlier this month to 3 years’ probation and a $200 assessment fee for operating an aircraft without a valid commercial pilot’s certificate and making false statements to FAA. As a condition of his probation, Cruise cannot own, operate, act as a consultant, be employed in, or participate in any manner in any aviation-related concern.

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Terra Drone Acquires Skeye To Accelerate Global Expansion

Will Become European HQ For The Japanese Company

Japan-based Terra Drone has acquired a majority stake in European drone service provider Skeye. Skeye will become the European headquarters of Terra Drone. With this acquisition, Terra Drone has become one of the largest drone service companies, with more than 250 employees and presence in all continents.

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The EU Paves The Way To Establish The Common European Drone Services Market

'Amsterdam Declaration' Adopted During EASA High Level Conference On Drones

The European Commission, EASA and the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management together with the National Authorities and industry have adopted the “Amsterdam Declaration” concluding two days of lively discussions at the EASA High Level Conference on Drones.

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NUAIR Alliance Announces Successful Joint Flight Operations Demonstration

First-Of-Its-Kind Detect And Avoid System Technology Enables Drone Operators To Avoid Collision With Conflicting Systems Or Objects That Are Airborne

The Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance (NUAIR) has successfully demonstrated a new Airborne Collision Avoidance System (ACAS) for small unmanned aircraft systems, or drones. The first-of-it-kind test flights for ACAS sXu (the newest member of the ACAS X family designed specifically for small unmanned aircraft) were held at Griffiss Airport in Rome, New York, in October of this year.

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