NEMSPA Heliport Survey Results
The National EMS Pilots Association (NEMSPA) has published the results of their recent national survey of active helicopter pilots regarding their opinions and experiences with the current infrastructure of heliport design, management and safety.
The intent of these results is to help the helicopter industry and the federal agencies that have oversight of the industry to better understand the current state of the nation's current heliport infrastructure from the perspective of the pilots who utilize those facilities daily.
NEMSPA believes that the pilots' hands-on perspective should be an important consideration in the formulation of future standards, best practices and policies. Survey results can be viewed and downloaded from the NEMSPA web site at: http://www.nemspa.org
About the National EMS Pilots Association
The National EMS Pilots Association is a non-profit professional pilot organization dedicated to representing rotary wing and fixed wing pilots involved in the air-medical transport industry. Additional information on NEMSPA, membership, and corporate partnership programs can be found at: http://www.nemspa.org
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