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The AirDrate team have well over 100 years experience in aviation, from fixed wing pilot Captains, instructors, rotor pilots, flight testing, design engineers, aeronautical engineers, safety consultancy and cabin crew.
They have flown government ministers, pop stars, racing drivers, worked with aircraft for the military including NATO, as well as Royalty and dealt with safety maintenance and compliance for large passenger Airlines.
We love aviation and our dearest wish is that everyone flying does so safely without harm - and that includes to their hearing!
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