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“We are excited to be part of this transformative project and to be contributing to the advancement of search and rescue capabilities for the RCAF. Artemis stands as a testament to Smith Myers’ commitment to provide cutting-edge solutions that make a positive impact in critical operations,” he added.
Gian Piero Cutillo, managing director of Leonardo Helicopters, emphasized the impact of the CMLU program on providing the RCAF with an advanced, all-weather search and rescue capability.
“The AW101/CH-149 ‘Cormorant’ Search and Rescue helicopter fleet will provide the Royal Canadian Air Force with the sustainment of a robust, high-tech all-weather SAR capability across Canada,” he said. “The CMLU program through Team Cormorant will reduce the cost of fleet ownership while further increasing reliability, capability and safety for the Canadian people.”
The collaboration under Team Cormorant includes Leonardo, IMP Aerospace and Defence, GE Canada, and Collins Aerospace Canada.
90
The age of astronaut Bill Anders when he died in a fatal crash this June while piloting a Beech A45 near Seattle. Anders is known for his iconic “Earthrise” photo of the Earth over the lunar surface in 1968 from Apollo 8. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson stated, “Bill Anders offered to humanity among the deepest of gifts an astronaut can give. He traveled to the threshold of the Moon and helped all of us see something else: ourselves.”
13,428
The number of active rotorcraft-only airmen certificates held in the United States as of Dec. 31, 2023 (latest FAA data published). The total active airmen certificates held for all types of U.S. aviation are 806,940.
12,400,000,000
The projected USD amount that the global urban air mobility market is projected to reach by 2027, according to Global Industry Analysts Inc.
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