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will also begin to provide repairs and solutions to the Approved Service Center network and operators. “This partnership and approval commemorate the eff orts of 30 years completing aerospace single-part repairs and overhauls,” says David R. Haines, chief operating offi cer for Cadorath. “We wish to thank Airbus Helicopters for their commitment to a tremendous amount of work performed by both of our organizations over the last three years in pursuit of this partnership.” “In our ongoing mission to provide our customers with state-of-the- art and fl exible MRO solutions, we have partnered with Cadorath to complement our current support and services portfolio,” says Anthony Baker, vice president of Customer Support for Airbus Helicopters North America. “Entering into this cooperative agreement will allow us to support our operators in a competitive way.” The partnership is meant to assist in the current capabilities of the Airbus Helicopters DCR (dynamic component repair) and continue to grow business in that space. Cadorath looks to closely align with this objective. Under the guidance and authorization of Airbus Helicopters, Cadorath will also assist in the exploration of capabilities and look to off er new repairs and services.


HAI PARTNERS WITH JSFIRM.


COM TO ADDRESS SHORTAGE Helicopter Association International (HAI) announces a new Partner Service membership benefi t with JSfi rm.com that off ers HAI’s members a dynamic new tool to promote employment opportunities. This partnership comes as a result of both organizations recognizing the other’s focus on providing solutions to the shortage of qualifi ed aviation professionals. The elements of the


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project will come online this spring, as soon as the technological systems are integrated. “HAI’s intention is to address this shortage by helping connect helicopter professionals with HAI member companies,” says HAI president and CEO, Matt Zuccaro. “Advocacy, safety, education are all part of our mission, but the talent shortage we are facing is nothing short of real. With over 40,000 helicopter professionals using JSfi rm.com, they’re an obvious choice for us.” “The partnership between JSfi rm. com and HAI will provide company members added value, and through HAI’s network, we will enhance the ability to make jobs readily accessible to current and future helicopter professionals,” says JSfi rm. com manager of Marketing and


Partnerships, Abbey Hutter. “As HAI mentioned in Rotor Magazine, it’s the shortage of talent that is the greatest threat to the helicopter industry. Our partnership will help alleviate this threat.” This partnership allows companies who advertise open positions on JSfi rm.com to have their jobs seen by potentially thousands of qualifi ed candidates than if the job were only posted on a traditional job board. JSfi rm.com partnerships are giving aviation companies and aviation professionals a way to connect that is unique to the industry, at a time when such connections are vital to the sustainment of the industry. As part of the partnership, HAI company members who are new to JSfi rm.com will receive a 90-day job ad to try the system. Existing clients


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