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Ornge Makes Flight Operations Efficiency A Priority

Emergency medical services (EMS) company Ornge in Ontario, Canada, provides life-saving transport services. Ever progressive, the organization has adopted some of the most advanced engine services to bring new levels of efficiency to its flight operations.

Customers, Helicopters, Maintenance | 4 min read
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An Engine That Takes the Heat: Firefighters Prefer the PT6

Firefighting missions are dependent on an engine that can perform when the going gets tough. Operator FAASA talks to Airtime about why they trust the PT6 for the job.

Customers, Helicopters, Maintenance | 4 min read
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How Toll Helicopters Uses Fast™ To Improve Its Operations

Toll Helicopters is using P&WC's FAST™ technology to make its mission-critical aeromedical operations safer and more effective.

Helicopters, Prognostics, Technology | 4 min read
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Simple Engine Maintenance Solution Reduces Costs And Downtime

P&WCSMART solutions help customers like Wisk Air control their maintenance costs and make sure their aircraft are ready for important missions.

Customers, Helicopters, Overhauls | 3 min read
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Air Medical Group Holdings Improves Fleet Maintenance With Data Analysis

When you operate a large air medical fleet, data analysis can help you confidently budget your yearly maintenance costs in advance. It gives you more than just a competitive advantage; it gives you peace of mind.

Customers, Helicopters, Maintenance | 3 min read
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How The Largest Fleet Of Air Ambulance Helicopters Stays Ready

Picture this: An air ambulance helicopter is called to the site of a highway accident in a major city. Traffic is backed up and first responders are on the scene. The pressure is on to get the air ambulance helicopter to land on the highway and take off again quickly—for the patient’s sake and for traffic flow to be restored.

Customers, Helicopters, Overhauls | 2 min read
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