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INDUSTRY DATA, TOPICS, ADVICE, HAPPENINGS, ISSUES AND NEWS TO KEEP THE ROTORS TURNING HAI BRIEFS Next HAI HELI-EXPO to Be Held in January 2020
OLD ON … HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 is WHEN? Attendees and exhibitors
should start planning and budgeting for HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 in Anaheim now, because it’s already less than a year away. HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 will take place a few weeks earlier than normal, January 27–30, 2020, with the exhibit floor open January 28–30. As you probably know, HAI rotates the location of the show, moving each year between large convention centers in a select group of cities. This gives industry operators and other companies the chance to participate in an Expo “in their own back- yard” every few years. For 2020, it’s time to visit the West Coast of the United States.
States, where the weather is more likely to cooperate for fly-ins and fly-outs. Surpris- ingly, Anaheim is the only convention cen- ter on the West Coast with the 1 million square feet of exhibit floor and meeting space required to put on HAI HELI-EXPO®
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the world’s largest helicopter trade show and exposition.
Anaheim is historically one of the most popular destinations for HAI HELI-EXPO attendees. The combination of weather, world-class attractions, easy access, and unbeatable industry networking and educa- tion will make for a productive and memo- rable show.
HAI typically hosts its annual trade show in the southern tier of the United
So plan to come to HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 a bit earlier than usual. Start your year and decade strong in warm, sunny, fun Anaheim.
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