HANGAR TALK
Stephen U.S.M.C.
Scott Daniel U.S. Army
Patrick U.S.M.C.
Paul U.S. Navy U.S.M.C.
Different Uniform. Same Standard.
For many at Summit Aviation, military service shaped the values they bring to work every day. The uniform may be different today, but the mindset remains the same. We’re one team, with one goal: delivering when it matters most.
Focused on trust. Driven by precision.
The new capabilities provided by these aircraft upgrades translate to positive changes in public safety. Law enforcement agencies can expect to see an increase in overall arrests due to the ability to find, identify, and follow potential suspects. The new upgraded aircraft systems also provide much improved search and rescue capabilities to the agency. Those who are lost, incapacitated, or otherwise would be out of reach, can also be found. It is for these reasons that SEA is excited to be able to serve the communities that we all live in.
SEA has been fortunate to modify over 50 aircraft for law enforcement agencies across the U.S. Some of these include Michigan, Connecticut, multiple agencies in Florida, and the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). SEA is also pleased to work with other great integrators across the state to install STC’d mission consoles and sensor mounts. Today, they have a large number of their ISR products in service all over the country. SEA has also recently added EASA and TCCA validation to most of their STCs while also adding a console STC for the Kodiak 100/200 aircraft.
1972
The year the first civilian HEMS operator began operating in the U.S. Flight for Life was based at St. Anthony Central Hospital in Denver. Earlier, the French Sécurité Civile began rescue missions back in 1959; their first rescue was a mountaineer suffering from a heart attack at the highest resting point on Mont Blanc.
670
The number of helicopter tour agencies in the U.S. Florida leads the nation with 82, followed by California, Alaska, and Nevada respectively.
5,400+
The expected attendees at the European Rotors VTOL Show and Safety Conference this coming Dec. 1-3 in Lyon, France. Rotor Pro plans to be there with bonus print distribution of our coming Sep./Oct. issue.
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