Bell Announces First Purchase Agreement for SUBARU Bell 412EPX for Commercial Operations in Europe
BLR Aerospace Receives New Zealand CAA Approval for AS355 FastFin
Two Bell 429s to Join Entergy’s Fleet for Powerline Patrol
Metro Aviation Unveils Upgraded H135 Air Medical Interior
Bell Announces Agreement of Up to 27 IFR-Configured Bell 407GXis and a 429 to Air Methods
Bell Launches New Designer Series Interior for the Bell 407GXi
Heliflite appointed distributor for AW09 for Oceania
Life Flight Network to expanded Air Medical Services in Hawai’i with H145
South Australia Police purchase two Bell 429s
Queensland Police Service order three Bell 429s
Schiebel selected for UK police trials
Meeker receives FAA STC for MD369/500 Series Dual Side mount
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In the specialized world of utility helicopter operations, there’s a growing gap in the number of pilots skilled in precision long-line and vertical reference flying. As older pilots retire, they leave behind a critical shortage of professionals ready to take on high-stakes missions like firefighting, heavy lifting, and precision placements.
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has one unwavering counterterrorism / counterproliferation mission: to protect the public from radiological hazards, both anticipated and unforeseen. The Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NEST) is NNSA’s multi-mission nuclear emergency response capability that leverages the Department of Energy’s (DOE) world-class scientists and technical experts to contend with the Nation’s most pressing radiological and nuclear challenges.
One of McDermott Aviation's Bell 214STs heading back into the fireground in Greece.