The Whirly-Girls are finalists for a Lightspeed Aviation Foundation grant, but they need your help. Vote today!

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At its annual Membership Meeting, the National Air Transportation Association announced the selection of Michael Scheeringa, President and CEO of Flight Support, BBA Aviation, as Chair of the NATA Board of Directors. The association named Gary Dempsey, President, Flight Services - The Americas, Jet Aviation Holdings USA, Inc., board Vice-Chair.

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The Association of Air Medical Services is pleased to announce CareFlight, Westmead NSW, Australia as the 2013 recipient of the AAMS Excellence in Community Service Award.

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CAMTS is pleased to announce a number of medical transport services that have achieved accreditation for the first time and that have reaccredited.

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For the National 'Museums at Night' weekend in 2013, The Helicopter Museum in Weston-super-Mare is going to let its visitors test fly the aircraft in its collection, 21st century style!

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Mercy Life Line Flight Nurse Supervisor, Matthew Benzen, RN, BSN, CFRN, CMTE, has been awarded the 2013 Safety Management Training Academy Scholarship by the MedEvac Foundation International.

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The National Air Transportation Association announces the recipients of the 2013 AMT Employer Recognition Awards. The association presents these awards annually to companies that employ aviation maintenance technicians.

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The National Air Transportation Association is proud to announce its continued partnership with the Veterans Airlift Command to help provide air transportation to U.S. combat wounded veterans and their families.

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Social helicopter pilot group, Twirly Birds has announced the 2013 Les Morris Award recipient as Mr. Jake Hart.

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Seventy years ago, on February 25, 1943, twenty-six year old Edward Katzenberger stood up in a high school in Stratford, Connecticut and called a meeting to order. Those in attendance had gathered with an ambitious goal in mind – to establish an organized scientific society capable of attracting and holding the attention of an entire industry in disseminating information on what were then called rotating-wing aircraft. At that meeting, they founded the American Helicopter Society.

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