ERICKSON’S CURRENT SERVICES


Today’s business is robust and diverse. Here are Erickson Inc.’s four areas of business and their subsectors:


2020 | Loading Air Crane onto boat heading from Australia to Greece


AIRCRAFT SALES


DEFENSE AND NATIONAL SECURITY


Air operations


Legacy fleet sustainment Active contracts


CIVIL AVIATION


Aerial firefighting HVAC and specialty construction


Oil and gas industry support Power line construction Timber harvesting


AEROSYSTEMS MANUFACTURING AND MRO


OEM capabilities and services MRO manufacturing and aftermarket capabilities Research and development


Chris Erickson, senior quality manager (no relation to Jack Erickson) has been with the company since 1981. He said that the business “evolved over decades by being an operator, then maintainer, then type- certificate holder; and then a support organization for the S-64 Air Crane®


Chris Erickson has stayed with the company for 40 years and watched its evolution. Why has he worked so long for Erickson? “It is the people. I enjoy the challenges; there is always something new.”


helicopter,


worldwide.” The senior quality manager shared that a milestone for the company happened when Jack Erickson developed the fire tank in 1992 for aerial firefighting. He said that it was the first rotorcraft with a fire tank.


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He added that there has been immense pride in accomplishments over the years: “The construction work, the development of the fire tank, the sale of aircraft internationally, the support of the aircraft, along with worldwide recognition by international governments – (it) has been impressive.”


2016 | Australia fire season


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