The U.S. Forest Service has shifted aerial wildfire firefighting resources along Colorado's Front Range. Two large 'sky crane ...

As fire season lengthens and intensifies across the West, the pilots who do the grueling, sometimes deadly work of aerial firefighting are in high demand. Hot, dirty, dangerous: Aerial ...

New aerial video footage released by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) shows the moments after a tour helicopter crashed into the Hudson River last week, killing six people, including ...

Aerial view of LA fires shows devastation as communities try to bounce back from a once-in-a ... No commercial helicopter would be allowed to get within a mile of the coastline for at least the ...

The collection also includes a copy of Eastman's master's thesis paper, entitled, "Helicopter Power Reduction in an Aerial Refueling Mode of Flight" (1969); a copy of the June 2003 issue of National ...

From 2013 to 2020, helicopter accidents in the United States fell 36%, according to the United States Helicopter Safety Team.. The FAA and NTSB oversee helicopter tour operations, and the safety ...

Previously, he worked for the Heli-1 company flying Blackhawks, a type of helicopter used in the military and in aerial firefighting. On Thursday Mr. Johnson was flying a Bell 206L LongRanger, ...

The noisy remote-controlled aerial devices are flying over as often as 12 times an hour, ... Noel Powell, an IT engineer, described it as “like living close to a helicopter”.