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PRODUCTS & SERVICES


www.CAPopTop.com


California PopTop manufactures one of the best helicopter covers in the industry that virtually eliminates heat in the cockpit. Its innovative covers were designed to stop the damage to your displays, avionics, computers, electronic equipment and interior components. They are ergonomically designed to be installed or removed in less than a minute... by only one person.


California PopTop covers have been tested, and now ship with aircraft from Robinson, Airbus, and Leonardo’s U.S. Navy helicopters. As a Los Angeles based company, its covers have been used for years by LAPD, California Highway Patrol, County of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office, and every Los Angeles TV station’s news department, as well as many air-medical transport companies, law enforcement and tour companies across the U.S. California PopTop covers are used by a variety of international companies on six continents, but the cover company is still looking for someone to use its covers in Antarctica, because the material won’t mildew or freeze, and it will keep your windshield free of snow and frost.


The California PopTop helicopter covers use a lightweight super-strong material that blocks 99.8% of the sun’s UV rays. The covers block and reflect so much sunlight that your cockpit will stay cool even on a 100-degree day. It will feel as if your helicopter was parked in a hangar.


“Throughout the summer, the covers kept our five AStars comfortably cool through one of the hottest and most challenging fire seasons. Without your cover, you know that the A/C is going to take an hour to cool down that heat- soaked cabin... if it ever does. Now our cockpits stay eerily comfortable even on the hottest days...and it only takes me 30 seconds to remove and stow. Thanks!” – Derek Bell Pilot / Reporter KCAL9 & KCBS2 Television News - Los Angeles


44 May/June 2022


www.airstraube.com


Straube’s Aircraft Services (SAS), a family owned and operated aircraft painting company, has been painting the skies for more than three decades. From all types of helicopters, to kits, to small personal planes, from military aircraft to corporate jets and even a couple of spaceships, Straube’s has the experience and ability to paint anything you put in the sky. With multiple locations and even mobile crews, SAS offers the full scope of paint services, from small touch- ups to complete strip-and-paint for customers anywhere in the world. Through local partnerships, Straube’s also offers a wide array of support services (maintenance, avionics, detailing, brightwork, interior) providing the complete one- stop-shop solution that today’s customers are searching for. Specializing in custom aircraft paint, Straube’s is the fair- priced, high-quality paint provider.


“From my time at Red Bull to my latest aerobatic adventures in “The Animal,” I’ve been blessed to have crossed paths with many great people and companies. Straube’s Aircraft Service, one of these companies, has always delivered on their word as they continue to deliver world class paint work and exceptional service for as long as I’ve had aircraft painted, both my fixed-wing and rotorwing. They are always my first choice. They’re a terrific company whom I’ll continue to trust with all of my aircraft painting needs.”


– Chuck Aaron


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