FEATURES 52
FIRE BLADE 2025
CONTENTS 62 70 76
FIFTEEN YEARS OF FALCON TEAM LAKOTA OPS JMRC PROVIDES HIGH-LEVEL TRAINING
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VIDEOS 42 Sikorsky Introduces NOMAD
@helicopterosmarinos | Imagine you’re the pilot touching down on the southernmost offshore platform in the world, aboard an Airbus H145. The wind is howling, the machinery’s humming, and every drop of adrenaline counts.
This isn’t Hollywood — it’s real- world flying.
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MY 2 CENTS FAA Certificate Revocations Over VA Benefit Omission
MEET A ROTOR PRO Greg Raychard
EXECUTIVE WATCH Javier Chamorro, Executive President of Centum
SAFETY SITREP Don’t be a Zombie
UNCREWED UPDATE PART 108: WHAT’S AROUND THE CORNER FOR BVLOS
HOW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IS CHANGING ROTORCRAFT MAINTENANCE
DART AEROSPACE CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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MILITARY TO CIVILIAN my Mil2Civ Transition by Zac Hartmann
MAINTENANCE MINUTE Looking Back and Paying It Forward
HELIPHOTOS Photos from the Field
HANGAR TALK Industry news relevant to your business
BY THE NUMBERS Fascinating and Fun Factoids
COVER
The Hungarian Air Force demonstrates the significant capabilities of its Airbus H225M and H145M helicopters during “Fire Blade 2025” organized by the Multinational Helicopter Training Center (MHTC), which took place at the HDF 47th Air Base in Pápa, Hungary.
RotorPro.com Sept/Oct 2025
FIRE BLADE 25 HUNGARY
GALILEO SAR MEET 2025: INTERNATIONAL SEARCH AND RESCUE EXERCISE
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HANGAR TALK UAS, AAM & EVTOL News relating to unmanned aerial systems
PRODUCTS & SERVICES FOCUS CENTUM & DART
ROTORCRAFT CHECKRIDE SLOW & STEADY WINS
SAR MEET
JMRC TEAM FALCON GERMANY
DART AEROSPACE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
CZECH REPUBLIC
MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY
EUROPEAN ROTORS ISSUE
SEPT/OCT 2025
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