Upcoming Mini-Series
The Future of Vertical Lift with Erickson Incorporated
Co-hosted by Rotorcraft Pro
Are you prepared for the future of vertical lift? Environmental and political influences are rapidly changing and require strategic pivots from decision-makers like you as you evaluate the future of vertical lift.
Operators, agencies, or end-users are constantly evaluating their rotary-wing aircraft capabilities to fly-farther, increase performance, extend the life of their platforms, and reduce maintenance and support costs.
Does your current strategy and operational plan leverage the right technology with a flexible system, allowing you to react and control evolving mission situations?
Hear from a range of experts at Erickson on how the future of the S-64 is developing and how that impacts your industry. In part one, we’ll address the aerial firefighting industry, and in part two, we’ll address cargo and delivery missions. We invite you to attend one or both sessions.
Part One:
The Future of Vertical Lift and the Aerial Firefighting Industry
Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 11 am PST/2 pm EST.
Key Takeaways
- How do you get maximum performance efficiencies from a vertical lift platform?
- How do you realize reduced costs for future vertical lift platforms?
- How do you select a vertical lift platform that can meet your current and future needs?
Part Two:
The Future of Vertical Lift and Cargo Delivery
Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 11 am PST/2 pm EST.
Key Takeaways
- How do you get maximum lift capability from a vertical lift platform?
- How do you select a vertical lift platform that can meet your current and future cargo delivery needs?
- How do you use a vertical lift platform to reduce the risk when operating in remote and austere environments?
Moderator
Lyn Burks, Rotorcraft Pro
Lyn is the editor in chief/owner of Rotorcraft Pro Magazine as well as a 29-year working helicopter pilot currently flying the AW169. Lyn has had the privilege of serving others in previous capacities such as a U.S. Marine, a firefighter, and a missionary working in Haiti and Central America.
Erickson Speakers
Jeffrey Baxter, Sr. Director of Research & Product Development
Jeff Baxter is the Senior Director of Research and Development and responsible for new products to retrofit onto the existing fleet of aircraft, as well as the evaluation and incorporation of new technologies into our overall product offering.
Mark Cooper, VP of Global Sustainment
Mark Cooper joined Erickson in March 2014 in a business development role for MRO and Flight Operations. In September of 2015, Mark assumed the role of Senior Director for Business Operations for Erickson’s Defense & National Security (DNS) business unit. Mr. Cooper has direct responsibility for DNS contracts and contract performance worldwide.
Jeff Mecklenberg, VP of Aerosystems
Jeff Mecklenburg joined Erickson in October of 1997. His background includes experience in production, certification, engineering, and quality. He is currently responsible for the AeroSystems Operations that include: Aircraft Repair and Modification, Component Repair and Overhaul, Manufacturing, Composite Main Rotor Blade Manufacturing, Engineering, Program Management, and Facilities Maintenance.
Erick Nodland, VP of Aviation Center of Excellence
Erick Nodland has 35 years of aviation experience in diverse environments, currently serving as Vice President of Aviation Center of Excellence, responsible for program management across Erickson Aviation operations.
Paul Baxter, Director of Engineering
Paul Baxter is the Director of Engineering and responsible for providing engineering support for the Erickson type certificate portfolio, including the S-64, JFTD-12, and Bell 214. Paul has a background in operations management and has worked in manufacturing at Bell Helicopters and Nike. Paul also served as an engineer officer in the US Army with multiple combat deployments in Afghanistan.
