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The PRISM Essential and Professional subscription packages provide the industry’s most comprehensive set of tools to assist aviation companies as they implement and manage an effec­ tive SMS program. PRISM’s new afford­ able pricing for small operators of one to two aircraft makes a functional SMS even more accessible to the entire heli­ copter industry. PRISM’s SMS solutions are specifical­


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porate identity, here are some of most prominent changes that you will notice: A bold logo – black and red, this


Introducing a Bold New Identity for Dart Aerospace


The management of DART


Aerospace proudly announced the launch of DART’s brand new corporate identity. This new corporate identity is a


direct result of DART’s prominent investments in product development and an increased focus on organic product lines that will be designed, manufactured and certified by DART. The main drive behind this change is


to simplify their offer to customers. Thus it is not just an aesthetic change to the DART brand, but one that has been completely reorganized in an efficient manner to make their products and services smoother and more accessible than ever before. All of DART’s sub­brands – Apical


Industries, DAS, DART Helicopter Services, Geneva Aviation, Red Barn Machine and future affiliates – will be centralized under the banner of DART Aerospace. This new regrouping will allow DART to grow and offer a much wider range of products than helicop­ ter parts. With respect to the new cor­


12 March 2013


PRISM Offers SMS Packages for Small Helicopter Operators


Professional Resources In System


Management, LLC (PRISM), is pleased to announce an update to their Safety Management System (SMS) packaging and pricing for helicopter operators.


Boeing and Elbit Systems Ltd. have


signed a Memorandum of Understanding that supports the growth of both companies through the


reflects the power and excellence of the Dart brand. The red symbol detached from the D in dart symboliz­ ing the precision and responsiveness of Dart Aerospace. A new signature – more than just a


line, is the embodiment of everything that Dart represents. From its product lines, to services and customer offer­ ings, right down to customer service, Dart Aerospace is “Mission Ready” in everything it does. Dart Aerospace’s official new brand


identity launch took place at the Heli­ Expo 2013 in Las Vegas. 


ly tailored to assist all aircraft operators – from single aircraft operators to the largest flight department – to plan, effectively implement and manage their SMS. The program is aligned with the International Civil Aviation Organization’s “Four Pillars of Safety Management” concept and is fully compliant with the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS­BAO). PRISM’s SMS solutions are uniquely designed to help operators effectively meet the increas­ ing challenges created by emerging regulations and standards, while also facilitating safe and efficient flight and ground operations. “PRISM’s helicopter specific pack­


ages and pricing further demonstrates our commitment to this distinctive industry and their safety management needs,” said Chris Young, PRISM Vice President of Helicopter Aviation Services. “We recognize that one to two aircraft operators may find it more challenging to acquire a comprehensive suite of SMS tools such as those con­ tained in the PRISM program, including our Aviation Risk Management Online Resource (ARMOR). Therefore we modified our original subscription pack­ ages to better match the needs and resources of this important group of customers.” 


Boeing and Elbit Systems to Collaborate on Aircraft Defense Solutions


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