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Enhancing Nepal’s Capabilities with Advanced Aircraft The United States has recently delivered two new M28 Skytrucks to the Nepali Army, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing Nepal's disaster response capabilities. This delivery, part of a $37 million Foreign Military Financing (FMF) grant, adds to the existing fleet of five Skytrucks, which includes two provided by the US in 2019 and one purchased directly by Nepal. This handover highlights the deepening partnership between the two nations, focusing on improving Nepal's resilience, security, and ability to respond to emergencies. The US government has also announced plans to provide two Bell helicopters soon, further expanding Nepal’s aerial resources. A Ceremony Marking Strategic Cooperation The official handover took place at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where US Ambassador Dean Thompson presented the aircraft to senior Nepali Army officials. The event was attended by h...

The Intersection of Motorcycling and Helicopter Flying Flying a helicopter requires a unique set of multitasking skills, similar to those needed when riding a motorcycle. Rogue Aviation believes this connection is real, and they offer an immersive experience where motorcyclists can try their hand at flying a helicopter without any prior flight training. The “Pilot Experience” program is tailored for enthusiasts who want more than just a scenic ride in a helicopter—they want to take control of the aircraft. This program appeals to gearheads who are passionate about mechanics and adventure, offering them a chance to engage with the controls of a rotorcraft. Preparing for the Flight The journey begins at Rogue Aviation’s headquarters at Long Beach Municipal Airport, where the atmosphere blends mid-century modern design with aviation themes. A well-stocked lounge and a classroom for mandatory safety training create an inviting environment. The training covers essential information abou...

A Romantic Proposal from the Sky Hong Hon, a 29-year-old man from northern Ninh Binh province, made a breathtaking and unforgettable proposal to his girlfriend during their trip to Bali, Indonesia. The romantic gesture took place from a helicopter, with the words “Will you marry me” written on a white paper that was visible from 150 meters below. Hon had planned this special moment carefully. He knew that his 26-year-old girlfriend, Hoang Anh, had always loved grand and romantic gestures, so he decided to take her on an unforgettable adventure. During their trip last month, he rented a Bell 505 Jet Ranger X helicopter to fly over Bali’s beautiful landscapes. The flight started at Uluwatu Temple, one of Bali’s most iconic landmarks. As the couple soared through the sky, they were treated to stunning views of the sea, islands, and other famous sights. The helicopter journey lasted about 15 minutes before it descended to an altitude of 150 meters. At that point, Hon pointed down to the...