WeatherTech Entrepreneur David MacNeil Places Order for Airbus Helicopters H145 for Corporate Use


One of America’s leading entrepreneurs, David MacNeil, owner of MacNeil Automotive Products Ltd. in Bolingbrook, Illinois, placed an order at Heli-Expo 2016 for an Airbus Helicopters H145 for use with his highly successful company that manufactures the acclaimed WeatherTech automotive products.


MacNeil said the decision to buy the H145 was based on the performance, quality and safety features of the powerful twin-engine aircraft, and his experience as an owner-operator of an Airbus Helicopters H125.


“This is an outstanding aircraft that will be an extremely useful tool to help in managing our business and enabling us to better serve our customers,” said MacNeil. “And my customer support experience with Airbus Helicopters has been outstanding.”


“We are pleased and honored that an extraordinary entrepreneur like David MacNeil has once again selected an Airbus Helicopters aircraft for his business transportation needs,” said Chris Emerson, president of Airbus Helicopters Inc. “David’s choice is a vote        class leading H145 helicopter and of the ability of the Airbus Helicopters Inc. team to provide him with world-class customer support.”


MacNeil has built a highly successful automotive accessories business.         pickup truck bed liners, BumpSteps, and home/business doormats, is made in America, with much of it manufactured in the company’s suburban Chicago factory.


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