CONTENTS FEATURES 46


BOSTON MEDFLIGHT: YOUR LIFE. OUR MISSION.


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THE ICELANDIC COAST GUARD OVER FIRE AND ICE


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DRONES AND HELICOPTERS TEAM TOGETHER IN SAR


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VIDEOS 46 Boston MedFlight


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AENSA SERVICE CENTER keeps ‘em rolling @aerotourcr @aensacostarica @helicopterspecialist


4 July/Aug 2024 MY 2 CENTS


RP columnist Randy Rowles voices his views


MEET A ROTOR PRO Alex Garcia


EXECUTIVE WATCH Ray Lamas, VP-North America, Loft Dynamics


SAFETY SITREP


Unlocking the Hidden Potential of Helicopter Simulators


MILITARY TO CIVILIAN don’t be lucky- Be intentional


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HELMET REFURBS: WHEN, WHY... AND HOW?


MAINTENANCE MINUTE Expectations


UNCREWED UPDATE AUVSI REPORTS ON UNCREWED PLATFORMS


HELIPHOTOS Photos from the Field


HANGAR TALK Industry news relevant to your business


BY THE NUMBERS Fascinating and Fun Factoids


COVER


Since 1985, Boston MedFlight’s mission has been to transport patients to the nearest appropriate medical facility, regardless of their ability to pay. Starting with one helicopter, two pilots, and eight clinical staff flying out of Logan International Airport, the program has grown to six helicopters, two jets, nine critical care ground ambulances, and over 200 employees.


RotorPro.com July/Aug 2024


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HANGAR TALK UAS, AAM & eVTOL News relating to these emerging sectors


PRODUCTS & SERVICES FOCUS OVERWATCH IMAGING & SMITH MYERS ARTEMIS


ROTORCRAFT CHECKRIDE ACS...PART DEUX


DRONES IN SAR


HELMET REFURBS


ICELANDIC COAST GUARD


BOSTON MEDFLIGHT


AMTC ISSUE


JULY/AUG 2024


AMTC ISSUE


DEPARTMENTS


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