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April 21, 2014

Bell Helicopter Utilizes AEM Audio Systems In B505 JRX Show Vehicles

Installed In Utility And Law Enforcement Aircraft Variants

Bell Helicopter has selected AEM's trusted line of audio equipment for its new Bell 505 Jet Ranger X Short Light Single (SLS) helicopter program's show vehicle build. The new Bell 505 program aims to build the successor to the venerable Bell 206 Jet Ranger.

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Angel MedFlight Honors Students For Autism Awareness Month

Providing Computers To Gateway Academy In Arizona

Angel MedFlight Worldwide Air Ambulance is honoring students during National Autism Awareness Month by donating 15 iMac computers to Gateway Academy in Arizona, a school specializing in students with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism and PDD-nos. 

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FlyMeNow Launches New Music And Entertainment Division

Allows Rock Stars To Travel Like ... Well ... Rock Stars

An international private jet and helicopter company is expanding its services by launching a new music and entertainment division, specializing in electronic artists & DJs.

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Deer Jet Medical To Establish Major Air Medical Base In Shanghai

Hopes To Promote Growth Of 'Medical Tourism' In The Region

China's largest air medical service business announced at ABACE that it plans to establish China's largest air medical base in Shanghai serving domestic and foreign patients. Lu Haikuan, Chairman & CEO of Deer Jet Medical, said the plan is an effort to promote the growth of the local medical tourism to be among the nation's top international service portals.

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Forecast International Expects UAV Market To Rise Strongly Over 10 Years

Unmanned Land- & Sea-Based Systems' Values Also Growing

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan sent unmanned aerial vehicle production to record heights, but with the last U.S. military troops in Afghanistan slated to depart the country this year, the Pentagon's demand for unmanned air vehicles is slackening.  However, while fewer UAVs are expected to roll off the production lines from 2014 to 2023, market intelligence provider Forecast International believes that manufacturers can still expect their coffers to grow, based on the new systems' relatively higher price tags.

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