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https://centum.com/en/products/lifeseeker/ Lifeseeker: A lifeline in critical moments


Lifeseeker is an airborne mission system that is changing the game in search and rescue (SAR) operations by accurately locating missing persons through their mobile phones, even in areas with no network coverage. It maximizes mission efficiency by significantly reducing the time it takes to locate and rescue individuals in distress. This not only increases the chances of a successful rescue, but also minimizes the risks faced by SAR personnel who often are exposed to dangerous conditions.


Lifeseeker has already made a significant impact in the world of SAR. With hundreds of successful missions under its belt, Lifeseeker has unequivocally showcased its real-world effectiveness. SAR teams worldwide, including esteemed organizations like the Royal Canadian Air Force, REGA, the Swiss Air Force, and Vigili del Fuoco, have embraced this technology for its remarkable ability to save lives with utmost efficiency and efficacy.


Quotes from clients:


“Lifeseeker has significantly improved our success rate.” – Swiss Air Force lieutenant colonel


“Without Lifeseeker, we probably wouldn´t have found this person in time to rescue them." — REGA


“Without Lifeseeker, we would not have arrived in time.” — Vigili del Fuoco


50 Sept/Oct 2025 Bambi Bucket®


https://dartaerospace.com/ is now part of the DART Aerospace family


DART (Design Approval Representative Team) is pleased to announce that the iconic, market-leading firefighting bucket is now part of our family. With over 40 years of experience in the helicopter firefighting industry, the Bambi Bucket®


remains at the


forefront as a lightweight, durable, and flexible product, with a variety of capacities to suit your needs.


Contact sales@dartaero.com to find the perfect bucket for you.


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