Flightcell International is helping helicopter operators do their job as efficiently and safely as possible by staying ahead of the technological curve.

Specializing in engineering designs for aircraft parts or repairs, ICARUS Aero Inc. is passionate about providing operators with products and services that are not otherwise available in the market.

For non-profit air medical provider Mercy Flight, it’s not about the money; at the end of each day, it’s about doing everything possible to provide supreme care to people in need.

When it comes to customizing a VIP helicopter, almost anything goes. Here’s a look at some of the unique features that are available for the corporate market.

Under new ownership and now known as U.S. Aviation Training Solutions, the former Bristow Academy is aiming to continue the legacy of excellence in flight training it has established over more than 30 years in operation.

For Air Rescue Concepts of Hurricane, Utah, training people to perform helicopter search-and-rescue operations safely is viewed as more of a hobby, because it’s what the team loves to do.

In response to losing a friend/coworker during a helicopter rescue operation in 2013, instructors Dave Callen and Jason Connell have made it their goal to reduce preventable search-and-rescue-related accidents.

Aerotex has been looking after helicopter and fixed-wing interiors for the last 25 years, helping make aircraft more comfortable and safer to fly.

Helitowcart has been providing global helicopter operators with towing products for the last 18 years with a modest, but efficient team.

After nearly a century of business, Switlik Survival Products is well-known for its life vests, suits and aviation life rafts, and intends to stay “ahead of the curve” with its product designs.