HAI REFLECTIONS
Tony Burson
Tony Burson served as the chief pilot for United Technologies (now Raytheon Technologies) for more than 30 years and retired in 2022. He was HAI Board chair in 2013–14.
HAI has been a positive influence in the ever-changing environment of aviation. It has brought a strong voice
to the table to address the issues that face all sectors of helicopters and their operators. When I think back on my time with HAI, I am truly humbled and honored to have been a part of its rich history.– Tony Burson
Torbjorn “TC” Correll
TC Correll is currently chief pilot and senior manager for Southern California Edison’s flight department. He was chair of the HAI Board in 2016–17.
HAI is an important global leader in our amazing industry, and 75 years of service is incredible. I am proud to have been part of HAI. As an individual, you can make a difference if you are willing to do the work. – Torbjorn “TC” Correll
Max Lyons
Max Lyons is the owner and CEO of Hillsboro Aviation, which offers complete helicopter and airplane services through five divisions: contract and charter, aircraft sales and management, a service center, an FBO, and parts sales. He served as HAI Board chair in 2015–16.
I’ve had the good fortune of experiencing the industry as both a pilot and a businessman. When I look at all other industries and businesses, there is nothing that I can imagine enjoying more than working in the helicopter industry and meeting the extraordinary people that it attracts. – Max Lyons
Dan Schwarzbach
Dan Schwarzbach served as a senior police officer and pilot with the Houston (Texas) Police Department for almost 40 years. He is currently executive director and CEO of the Airborne Public Safety Association. A 2008 recipient of the HAI Salute to Excellence Law Enforcement Award, Schwarzbach served as HAI Board chair in 2017–18.
I think HAI has had a profound effect by unifying the helicopter community. HAI is well positioned to be the global leader for vertical lift aviation. – Dan Schwarzbach
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