How NYC Agencies Used Drones to Assess an Unstable Building
Uncrewed aircraft played a key role in city agencies’ efforts to determine the extent of the damage.
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U.K.’s Vertical Thinks U.S. Will Lead Way in Electric Air Taxis—for Now
Developer brings its flagship Valo to the U.S. and announces a network of New York City-area routes.
Flying in the Big Apple Reinforces Love for the City
Formation flight down the Hudson River required trust, freedom, and length of leash.
Atlantic Aviation Preparing Manhattan Heliport for Electric Air Taxis
eVTOL air taxis from Archer Aviation, Joby Aviation, and more could take flight at New York City’s East 34th Street Heliport in the coming years.
Drones May Soon Have New York City Skies Humming
Mayor Eric Adams announced the city’s new rules for drone permits, allowing the public to fly for the first time.
Governor’s Veto Halts ‘Stop the Chop’ Bill in New York
The state legislation would have made it easier to sue New York tourist helicopter operators and their employees.
Aviation Associations Fight NY Legislation To Restrict Helicopter Flights
NBAA and HAI mobilize members to call on governor for a veto.
Aviation Coalition Opposed to NYC Helicopter Rule Changes
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) joined five other aviation associations recently in opposition to two New York City bills that would severely restrict helicopter operations in the city and create additional paperwork requirements. The March 9 letter to Peter Vallone, chairman of the New York City Committee on Economic Development, was co-signed by representatives of the […]
