The fires here in Southern California have been keeping the ENG fleet at Helinet very busy these past few days!

The fires here in Southern California have been keeping the ENG fleet at Helinet very busy these past few days! Here’s a clip from #Air7HD covering just 1 of 5 fires raging in the area. Our thoughts are with the first responders and everyone affected by these fires. Stay safe out there! [🎥: @abc7la] _ #Helinet #ENG #ElectronicNewsGathering #BreakingNews #ABC7Eyewitness #ABC7 #SkyMap7 #XtremeVision #SkirballFire

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About Helinet Aviation

Continuing the legacy left by her husband, Kathryn Purwin heads Helinet Aviation, a rotary air-transport company known for its dedication to dependability. The company also maintains an unequaled safety record. Globally-recognized, Helinet Aviation maintains a fleet of premium twin-engine helicopters that serves VIPs such as celebrities and business executives, provides organ and patient transport services to hospitals, and assists air law enforcement professionals.

Kathryn Purwin draws on nearly three decades of experience in the aviation industry, and she has flown commercial planes in addition to private jets and helicopters. Since becoming the chief executive officer of Helinet, she has sought further growth opportunities for the company with the assistance of her experienced staff of aviation professionals.

Helinet Aviation maintains membership in professional organizations such as the Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA), Helicopter Association International (HAI), the Los Angeles Area Helicopter Operators Association (LAAHOA), and the Professional Helicopter Pilots Association (PHPA). The company has also worked with ALEA to provide annual scholarships to children of the association's members.

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The fires here in Southern California have been keeping the ENG fleet at Helinet very busy these past few days!

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