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In this episode, Gideon Ewers sits down with David Smith, President & CEO of Robinson Helicopter Company, to discuss pressing challenges and emerging innovations in the rotorcraft industry.
Smith offers his unique perspective on workforce development, regulatory constraints, industry-wide collaboration and exciting plans on the horizon for Robinson in 2025. Smith also teases upcoming Robinson projects and advocates for creative workforce development strategies to address shortages in skilled pilots and mechanics.
This final podcast of the EUROPEAN ROTORS Podcast hosted by RotorHub International 2024 delivers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of vertical lift. -
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In this episode of the EUROPEAN ROTORS Podcast, host Gideon Ewers is joined by two prominent industry leaders.
Gideon Ewers firstly sits down with David Solar, EASA's Head of General Aviation and Vertical Take Off and Landing.
Solar shares insights from EASA’s recent Rotorcraft and VTOL Safety Symposium, where discussions covered advanced automation, new safety measures, and the evolving role of pilots. As technology progresses, Solar discusses how the industry is exploring automation to enhance safety and its potential impact on pilot responsibilities.
Gideon Ewers also speaks with Steve Soliz, Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) Segment Manager at Bell.
Soliz reflects on the early days of HEMS in the 90s and the challenges of establishing this essential service. From untapped markets in Asia-Pacific and Africa to the shift from government-run to civilian-operated HEMS missions, Steve sheds light on the unique challenges and opportunities emerging worldwide.
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In the inaugural episode of the EUROPEAN ROTORS Podcast hosted by RotorHub International, host Gideon Ewers sits down with Philippe Lubrano, CEO and founder of Rotortrade, for a deep dive into the evolving vertical lift market.
Philippe shares his unique insights from over three decades in the industry, covering the rising demand for new and pre-owned helicopters, supply chain pressures, and workforce challenges. With critical shifts in defence spending, disaster response, and climate change impacts, the global vertical lift industry faces unprecedented growth — and an urgent need to adapt.
