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Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:31:23PM EST
IFR-Equipped Aircraft Will Support Reliable, All-Weather Air Medical Operations Bell has announced during the annual Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC) the purchase order for an undisclosed number of additional Bell 407GXis by Global Medical Response. These new aircraft will support GMR’s helicopter air ambulance (HAA) fleet, enhancing access to critical care for patients in rural and metropolitan communities alike. GMR is the nation’s largest EMS provider, operating an extensive network of air and ground assets that provide critical and prehospital care to communities across the United States. GMR’s air medical teams connect patients with the advanced care they need, often serving rural and hard-to-reach areas where rapid access is essential. GMR operates the largest Bell HAA fleet with more than 170 Bell aircraft supporting emergency medical missions nationwide.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:30:16PM EST
Colorado Pilots And Centennial Pilots Drop Lawsuit After Losing Appeal To FAA About Huge Hangar Rent Increases Tenants at Centennial Airport in Denver have dropped their lawsuit against Denver location of jetCenters of Colorado after the FAA upheld the FBO’s 82-percent increase in hangar rent, which took effect in April. The Centennial Airport Pilots Association (CAPA) and the Colorado Pilots Association tenants filed a Part 13 complaint with the FAA, saying the jump from $660 to $1,200 a month for a T-hangar was not “fair and reasonable,” which would violate the airport’s federal grant assurances. CAPA also filed a lawsuit in state court, seeking an injunction to block the increase. On August 20, the FAA rejected the complaint. In a letter to the FAA, AOPA General Counsel Fernando Campoamor urged the agency to reconsider its decision. But the agency doubled down and rejected that request on October 7. Chris Stieber, who leads CAPA, said the Denver jetCenter refused to budge during mediation; each of its offers included the $1,200 rate. CAPA then dropped the suit because it could not afford to continue the fight, which left Stieber feeling "bitter and frustrated."
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:28:13PM EST
Introduces Early Warning Capability That Has Depended Solely On Large Crewed Aircraft General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has partnered with Saab to perform advanced flight testing of an Airborne Early Warning (AEW) system on an Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS). The flight testing was conducted over the past few months using a GA-ASI-produced MQ-9B carrying a Saab LoyalEye radar operating from GA-ASI’s Desert Horizon flight operations facility in Southern California. The flight test demonstrated simultaneous tracking of several airborne and maritime targets at long ranges. The airborne targets tracked included multiple instrumented red fighter jets and several commercial aircraft. MQ-9B is GA-ASI’s flagship UAS, offering endurance, type certification and all-weather performance. GA-ASI is discussing unmanned AEW capabilities on MQ-9B with several customers.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:27:24PM EST
Andrew Teich Former FLIR CEO Joins Vertical Vertical Aerospace has announced the appointment of Andrew Teich to its Board of Directors. Teich brings more than 40 years of experience developing and commercializing advanced technologies for military, industrial and commercial customers. He spent nearly two decades in senior leadership at FLIR Systems (now Teledyne FLIR LLC), culminating as President and CEO from 2013 to 2017. During that time, FLIR grew from a market capitalization of approximately $60 million to more than $6 billion and became a global leader in advanced sensing and imaging systems. A named inventor on over 50 U.S. and international patents, Teich brings extensive experience in U.S. Department of War programs, advanced sensing technologies, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems and UAV technologies, all of which are directly relevant to Vertical’s expanding defense and dual-use applications. He currently serves as a consultant to the U.S. Department of War.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:26:37PM EST
Investigators Began Arriving At The Site Sunday And Monday The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is expected to give a briefing in West Palm Beach Monday on the Learjet 60 accident in Florida. A Learjet 60 went down in a residential area near Cresthaven, Florida around 12:50 p.m. local time Sunday, Nov. 1. Nine people were aboard and all deceased. Radio transmissions between the pilots of the Learjet and Air Traffic Control captured some of the flight's final moments indicating a rapid descent from altitude. The pilot had radioed ATC to report light-to-manageable clear ice accumulation before the rapid descent, according to CNN. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who visited the scene Sunday, described the crash as "cataclysmic"and said the aircraft appeared “like a missile going down.” He said debris scattered across a significant area and praised Palm Beach County first responders for their response. The flight departed Austin-Bergstrom International Airport for North Eleuthera Airport in the Bahamas. The FAA and the NTSB will provide updates.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:24:58PM EST
AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon The U.S. Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a nearly $700 million contract for the production and fielding of a hypersonic missile. The service granted Lockheed the $694 million contract in late September as it moved the AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, or ARRW, from prototyping and flight testing to production, according to a Monday announcement. The contract, which was completed under the Defense Department’s Enterprise-Wide Agile Acquisition Contract, is another effort by the U.S. military to modernize the country’s Arsenal of Freedom, the statement says.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:23:56PM EST
Ads PC-12 Training Device For Air Bravo In Thunder Bay one-G simulation has delivered and installed a one-G Swiss12 Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD), based on the Pilatus PC-12 single-engine turboprop, at Air Bravo Corp's facility in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The installation marks one-G's entry into the Canadian market. Air Bravo has also ordered a second one-G device, custom-developed around the Cessna 408 SkyCourier. Air Bravo received the first SkyCourier delivered into Canada in 2025. Air Bravo operates Pilatus PC-12 aircraft in support of its commercial aviation operations in Ontario. The Swiss12 gives Air Bravo an on-site training platform, matched to the aircraft its pilots fly, including installed avionics. It provides an environment for practicing aircraft procedures, systems management, and abnormal and emergency scenarios, subject to Air Bravo's training requirements and applicable regulatory approvals, including those of Transport Canada.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:22:59PM EST
John White Was Longtime Business Aviation Leader And Advocate For General Aviation The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) mourns the passing of John White, a former member of the association’s Board of Directors, longtime business aviation leader and tireless advocate for general aviation whose distinguished career spanned more than five decades. White passed away on Oct. 16. An accomplished aviator, White accumulated more than 17,000 flight hours and held an airline transport pilot certificate with nine aircraft type ratings, an airframe and powerplant mechanic certificate and a commercial glider pilot certificate. His flying experience included operations in all 50 states and on five continents.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:22:07PM EST
Three Of The Aircraft Now And Options For Three More The Hellenic Ministry of National Defense has signed a contract to acquire three KC-390 Millennium with options for an additional three aircraft, produced by Embraer through a government-to-government agreement between Greece and Portugal. The Hellenic Air Force will receive its first KC-390 Millennium in 2027, enhancing its airlift and air-to-air refueling capabilities while strengthening interoperability with NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and allied forces. Greece will also benefit from European synergies in training, support, and logistics. Greece becomes the seventh European nation to select the aircraft, joining Portugal, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, the Czech Republic and Sweden.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:21:19PM EST
Will Support Replacement Of Existing Aircraft While Enabling Incremental Fleet Growth Boston MedFlight, the globally recognized nonprofit critical care transport organization, has placed an order with Airbus Helicopters for the purchase of three H145 helicopters to support the continued modernization and strategic growth of its air medical transport fleet serving New England. The order brings the total number of Airbus H145 helicopters purchased by the organization over time to 12. For more than 41 years, Boston MedFlight has provided lifesaving critical care transport services to more than 115,000 patients, with Airbus serving as a longtime partner in this mission. Today, Boston MedFlight operates an all-Airbus fleet. The addition of three twin-engine H145 helicopters over the coming years will support the replacement of existing aircraft while enabling incremental fleet growth, further strengthening Boston MedFlight’s ability to transport critically ill and injured patients between regional healthcare facilities and directly from emergency scenes.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:20:30PM EST
Deployment To Eareckson Air Station In An air Defense Alert Role The Air Force sent several F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets to a remote part of the western Aleutian Islands this month, as part of a wider North American Aerospace Defense Command exercise. The deployment was notable as it was the first time in years that fighter jets were at Eareckson Air Station in an air defense alert role. The use of the station on Shemya Island for this role comes as the U.S. looks to expand its abilities to rapidly move forces to remote or austere spots in the Arctic. The F-16s were on Shemya, a tiny island sitting in the Bering Sea in the western part of the Aleutian Islands, as part of Operation Noble Defender, NORAD announced on Friday, Oct. 30.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 04:19:48PM EST
Strengthens Supply Chains With Integrated Engine Logistics Solution FedEx has launched a dedicated engine logistics solution designed to move aircraft engines and oversized aerospace components with speed, precision, and reliability. As aerospace organizations navigate increasing maintenance demand, supply chain complexity, and pressure to maximize fleet availability, the solution helps customers keep critical operations moving while reducing disruptions associated with engine transportation. At the center of the solution is a dedicated team of experts that manages all main-deck engine quotations and oversees shipment execution from origin to destination. Working closely with teams around the world, the experts provide centralized oversight, regulatory compliance, customs coordination, and end-to-end accountability throughout the shipment lifecycle.
Mon, Nov 02,2026 12:27:45PM EST
Beta Assemblies Are Shipping As The Warbird Inspired Homebuilt Moves Toward Production The 63% scale P-40 is moving from development into the hands of builders. ScaleBirds has begun shipping beta assemblies, giving the company its first real-world feedback on the kit. The next milestone is a production aircraft designed to deliver classic fighter looks with modern homebuilt performance. ScaleBirds is shipping its P-40 beta kits in major assemblies through early 2027, with the standard kit expected around the end of the first quarter or beginning of the second quarter. The company anticipates pricing of approximately $50,000 for a highly complete airframe, including retractable landing gear and signature P-40 details.
Sun, Nov 01,2026 04:38:44PM EST
Charged With First-Degree Grand Theft And Bond Revoked Thomas Justin Smith has been arrested a second time by the Highlands County Florida Sheriff’s office on multiple felony charges, including first-degree grand theft over $100,000. He was also charged during his second arrest with first-degree organized scheme to defraud, meaning there was systematic on-going conduct related to misrepresentations. Smith, a 32-year-old aviation mechanic and business owner, was arrested for the first time this summer in Highlands County, Florida, in connection with grand theft and scheme-to-defraud charges involving an Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) chapter. Because of his second arrest and the compounding nature of these new aircraft-related fraud counts on top of his pending July 2026 non-profit embezzlement case, the court officially revoked his prior bail and he is being held in custody in the Highlands County Jail.
Sun, Nov 01,2026 04:35:52PM EST
Mike Lippert Took Controls Of The X-59 For The First Time NASA test pilot Mike Lippert put months of simulator training and ground preparation into practice, before completing his first flight in the agency’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft. Lippert took off Oct. 21 from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, and landed one hour later. During the flight, he reached a maximum speed of Mach 1.4 and an altitude of 55,000 feet. Although the X-59 has flown numerous times, the flight marked Lippert’s first opportunity to fly an X-plane during his more than 21 years of flying high-performance aircraft, including 11 years as a test pilot.
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