The Vertical MRO Podcast

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In this episode of Vertical MRO, hosts David Kreutzkamp and Scott Hayward are joined by Anneke Tucker of Attain Aviation for a conversation about human factors, leadership, mentorship, and building stronger maintenance organizations. Anneke shares her unconventional path into aviation, from serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and working on CH-53 helicopters to a career spanning aircraft maintenance, quality systems, and aviation consulting. That experience provides the foundation for a broader discussion about why human factors go well beyond simply recognizing the Dirty Dozen. Together, Anneke, Scott, and David explore the role leadership and organizational culture play in reducing human factors risks, the value of mentorship and knowledge transfer, and the challenge of preserving decades of experience as senior maintainers leave the workforce. The conversation also looks ahead to the next generation, including why the industry needs to introduce young people to maintenance careers earlier and provide meaningful hands-on opportunities that show them what working in aviation can actually look like. Anneke will continue the conversation as a speaker at the 2026 Vertical MRO Conference , bringing practical lessons in human factors directly to the maintenance community. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Part 1 - Precision Aviation Group and Rotorcraft Support, Inc. Part 2- Alpine Aerotech and Metro Aviation Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus The Vertical MRO crew gets together for the first MRO Roundtable — a new recurring conversation bringing the hosts together to catch up, discuss current helicopter industry news, and look at what's ahead for the maintenance community. David Kreutzkamp is joined by Jon Gray, Ronnie Ries, and returning MRO host Val Medved for a wide-ranging discussion that starts with one of the busiest wildfire seasons in recent memory. The group talks about the demands being placed on operators across Canada, the U.S. and beyond, along with developments surrounding restricted-category aircraft and their growing role in aerial firefighting. The conversation then turns to maintenance safety and lessons from a Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation into a fatal helicopter ground-run accident. Rather than assigning blame, the group considers what the industry can learn about distraction, complacency, checklist discipline, communication, and the human factors that can turn routine work into a serious risk. The crew also catches up on what's happening across the industry, workforce and leadership development, and what listeners can expect at the upcoming V ertical MRO Conferences . It's news, lessons learned, a little shop talk, and plenty of opinions from around the Vertical MRO table. Special thanks to this episode's sponsor, Rotorcraft Support Inc and Alpine Aerotech . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to another episode of Vertical MRO Tech Talk presented by Bell . In this episode of Vertical MRO Tech Talk presented by Bell, host Jon Gray continues the conversation on autopilot systems with Dawn Lehto and Tad Morley. This time, focusing on the Bell 407 Autopilot Flight Control System (AFCS) discussion. Building on the system overview from Part I, the team takes a deeper dive into troubleshooting common autopilot issues and understanding how the system behaves in real-world operations. Drawing on their experience supporting operators in the field, Dawn and Tad explain how technicians and pilots can better diagnose AFCS faults by understanding system behavior, reviewing fault codes, and following proper maintenance procedures. The discussion explores topics such as autopilot degrade messages, common causes of iBit test failures, and how environmental factors can sometimes impact system performance. The team also walks through practical troubleshooting steps and highlights the importance of correct balance spring adjustments and proper aircraft configuration when diagnosing autopilot issues. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize how careful adherence to the flight manual supplement and maintenance documentation helps prevent many of the common problems operators encounter. With a focus on practical insights and real-world examples, this episode provides valuable guidance for technicians, pilots, and operators working with the Bell 407 AFCS system. We want to hear from you! – techtalk@bellflight.com Need help with your Bell helicopter? Email us at productsupport@bellflight.com or visit https://www.bellflight.com/support/commercial .

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus What does one of the world's greatest endurance athletes have to teach the aviation maintenance industry? More than you might expect. In this episode of Vertical MRO, hosts Jon Gray and David Kreutzkamp welcome James Lawrence , better known as the Iron Cowboy, ahead of his keynote presentation at the 2026 Vertical MRO Conferences. Rather than focusing solely on endurance records, the conversation explores the mindset required to perform under pressure. James shares practical lessons on staying calm during chaos, prioritizing what matters most, building resilient teams, and maintaining focus when the workload never seems to stop. Drawing parallels between extreme endurance events and the realities of helicopter maintenance, James explains why high performers succeed by controlling their reactions, not their circumstances. Whether you're leading a maintenance team, troubleshooting an AOG aircraft, or navigating a demanding career, this conversation offers practical insights into resilience, leadership, and performing at your best when it matters most. Learn more about James Lawrence and his upcoming keynote at the 2026 Vertical MRO Conferences by visiting verticalmro.com . Special thanks to this episode's sponsor, Alpine Aerotech . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . For this episode of Vertical MRO, recorded live at APSCON 2026 in Fort Lauderdale, hosts Jon Gray and Jack Schonely sit down with Nicolas Ianiero, aircraft maintenance engineer with Canadian Helicopters supporting the York Regional Police Air Support Unit and the recipient of the 2026 APSA Technician of the Year Award. Nicolas shares the journey that took him from aspiring pilot to licensed aircraft maintenance engineer, including his introduction to helicopter maintenance and the experiences that shaped his career. Along the way, he reflects on the value of mentorship, continuous learning, and embracing opportunities that weren't part of the original plan. The conversation also explores the unique responsibility of supporting public safety aviation. Whether responding to missing persons, critical incidents, or life-saving missions, Nicolas explains how maintainers play a vital role long before an aircraft ever leaves the hangar. It's a perspective that highlights the dedication, professionalism, and quiet commitment behind every successful mission. Congratulations to Nicolas on being recognized as the 2026 APSA Technician of the Year and thank you for sharing your story with the Vertical MRO community. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Precision Aviation Group and Airbus Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In Part II of their conversation with aviation leader Ray Bennett, hosts Ronnie Ries and Faith Ortega take a deeper look at how the aviation industry responds when safety is put to the test. Drawing on firsthand experience supporting operators through major industry events, Ray shares his perspective on accident response, crisis decision-making, and the challenges organizations face when critical information is limited and stakes are at their highest. The discussion includes reflections on the 2016 EC225 accident and the far-reaching changes that followed across engineering, maintenance, monitoring, and operational practices. Ray provides insight into the realities of fleet groundings, industry-wide investigations, and the difficult decisions leaders must make in the immediate aftermath of a major event. Part II offers a thoughtful look at how aviation learns from tragedy, why continuous improvement matters, and how those lessons ultimately contribute to a safer industry for everyone. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Robinson Helicopter and Metro Aviation . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . For this episode of Vertical MRO, hosts Ronnie Ries and Faith Ortega sit down with aviation leader Ray Bennett for a conversation about the people, values, and experiences that shape safety in aviation. Drawing from a career that spans operators, maintenance organizations, manufacturers, and industry leadership roles, Ray reflects on the lessons learned throughout his journey and the importance of integrity, accountability, and engineering rigor in aviation maintenance. The discussion explores how strong safety cultures are built, why leadership matters, and the role every technician, engineer, and manager plays in creating an environment where concerns can be raised and lessons can be shared. Along the way, Ray shares stories from the field that illustrate how small decisions can have lasting impacts on both safety and organizational culture. Part I focuses on the foundations of aviation safety and the leadership principles that help organizations build trust, resilience, and operational excellence. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Alipine Aerotech and Precision Aviation Group Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to Vertical MRO Alerts, presented by Bell! In this Alert, Bell 429 Product Support Engineering Lead Sebastien Rousseau discusses Alert Service Bulletin 429-26-74 , which introduces a one-time inspection of certain Bell 429 main rotor mast assemblies for machining marks on the inner diameter. Sebastien explains Bell's investigation that these machining marks can affect mast fatigue life, and the required actions based on the mast's accumulated hours. He also reviews the compliance timelines, inspection requirements, and the latest updates included in Revision A, including mandatory borescope use and a simplified inspection procedure that reduces the maintenance required to accomplish the bulletin. Maintainers who have questions or are uncertain about their inspection findings are encouraged to contact Bell Product Support for assistance. For full details and compliance requirements, operators should always refer directly to Alert Service Bulletin 429-26-74 . The full library of episodes is available to listen to on demand . We want to hear from you! – techtalk@bellflight.com Need help with your Bell helicopter? – productsupport@bellflight.com

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In Part II of their conversation, Jon Gray, Howie, and Reinaldo Caceres of Nabu Pro shift their focus to one of aviation maintenance's biggest long-term challenges: preserving knowledge before it leaves the industry. As experienced maintainers retire, decades of troubleshooting experience, operational lessons, and hard-earned insights risk disappearing with them. The discussion explores how AI and modern knowledge management tools could help capture and organize that expertise, making it accessible to future generations of technicians and operators. Drawing on real-world examples from the maintenance community, the conversation examines the value of institutional knowledge, the importance of mentorship, and the opportunities technology presents to bridge the gap between experienced maintainers and those just entering the industry. Part II offers a thoughtful look at how aviation can use technology to preserve expertise, support workforce development, and strengthen maintenance organizations for the future. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Alpine Aerotech and Precision Aviation Group Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . For this episode of Vertical MRO, host Jon Gray and co-host Howie sit down with Reinaldo Caceres, founder and CEO of Nabu Pro , to explore how artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape aviation operations and maintenance. A commercial pilot turned technology entrepreneur, Reinaldo shares the journey that led him from the cockpit into software development and explains why he believes AI has the potential to become one of the most impactful tools available to aviation professionals. The conversation focuses on practical applications rather than hype. Jon, Howie, and Reinaldo discuss how AI can help maintenance and operations teams work more efficiently, reduce administrative burdens, analyze information faster, and support better decision-making without replacing the expertise and judgment of experienced professionals. Part I explores where AI is already delivering value today and how aviation organizations can begin leveraging these tools while maintaining the human oversight that remains critical to safe operations. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Rotorcraft Support Inc , Alpine Aerotech and Airbus . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In Part II of this conversation, Ronnie continues the discussion with Mike Kunkel of PG&E on the realities of building and sustaining a just culture in aviation operations. The episode focuses on the challenges organizations face when trying to move from compliance-driven safety programs toward environments built on trust, accountability, and open communication. Mike shares lessons learned from aviation safety management, including common leadership mistakes that can discourage reporting and weaken safety culture over time. The conversation also explores the importance of feedback loops, workforce engagement, and creating systems that encourage continuous learning instead of blame. For aviation professionals across maintenance and operations, this episode provides practical insight into the human side of safety and the long-term work required to build resilient teams. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Rotorcraft Support Inc and Metro Aviation . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In this episode, Ronnie sits down with Mike Kunkel, safety management system program manager at PG&E , to discuss his path through aviation and the experiences that shaped his approach to safety leadership. The conversation begins with Mike’s early flying experiences in Alaska and his time supporting law enforcement aviation operations, offering a firsthand look at the operational environments, decision-making, and responsibilities that come with mission-driven flying. As the discussion develops, Mike shares how those experiences influenced his perspective on aviation safety, communication, and organizational culture. For operators, maintainers, and aviation professionals, Part I provides a grounded look at the real-world operational background behind today’s conversations around safety management and just culture. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Precision Aviation Group and Robinson Helicopter . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to another episode of Vertical MRO Tech Talk presented by Bell . In this episode of Vertical MRO Tech Talk presented by Bell, host Jon Gray is joined by Greg Judd, along with Gabriel Leveille and Jason Estaphan, to discuss the Garmin G1000. This conversation provides a deeper understanding of how the system can directly support maintainers in their day-to-day work. As avionics platforms continue to evolve, systems like the G1000 have become more than just flight deck tools—they are increasingly valuable resources for troubleshooting, diagnostics, and operational insight. The conversation explores the progression from earlier systems to newer configurations like NXi, highlighting improvements in processing speed, internal memory, and system integration. These advancements have significantly reduced update times, simplified database management, and improved the ability to diagnose faults more precisely. For maintainers, this means less time chasing ambiguous issues and more confidence in identifying root causes. Beyond hardware and software improvements, the discussion emphasizes the importance of engaging with the system itself. From navigating system pages to interpreting flight and fault data, building familiarity with the G1000 allows technicians to better leverage available information and avoid unnecessary component changes. The ability to access and interpret log files, system messages, and historical data is becoming an essential skill set in modern rotorcraft maintenance. As avionics systems continue to advance, the gap between operations and maintenance continues to narrow. This conversation highlights how maintainers who invest time in understanding these platforms are better equipped to support both the aircraft and the mission. We want to hear from you! – techtalk@bellflight.com Need help with your Bell helicopter? Email us at productsupport@bellflight.com or visit https://www.bellflight.com/support/commercial .

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . For this episode, Jon Gray sits down with Don Lockie of Aviation Resources Group and Peter Van Dael, product manager at Navi-Gate , for a live conversation recorded on the show floor at Verticon 2025. While logistics often happens behind the scenes, it plays a critical role in keeping aircraft, components, and maintenance operations moving. Don and Peter share insights from years of experience coordinating aircraft transportation, navigating international regulations, and solving the unexpected challenges that can arise when moving high-value aviation assets around the world. The conversation explores how supply chains have evolved since COVID, the importance of planning logistics early in a project, and why waiting too long to make transportation decisions can lead to unnecessary costs and delays. From regulatory requirements to practical decision-making, the discussion highlights the often-overlooked work that helps keep maintenance and operational schedules on track. Whether you're moving a component across a border or relocating an entire aircraft, this episode offers practical lessons on planning, communication, and the partnerships required to make aviation logistics successful. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Rotorcraft Support Inc and Metro Aviation . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to Vertical MRO Alerts, presented by Bell ! In this Alert, Product Support Engineering (PSE) Manager Marc Dubé is joined by Gilbert Gaudreault, 407 PSE Lead, to discuss the release of Garmin G1000H NXi Software 24 and the associated service directives issued for Bell 407GXi operators. Marc and Gilbert explain why Bell released an Alert Service Bulletin for certain aircraft equipped with two-axis and three-axis autopilot systems, including IFR-configured aircraft. The software update addresses a previously identified potential autopilot issue that could result in an uncommanded pitch-up. The episode also highlights several enhancements included in Software 24, such as improvements to maintenance and troubleshooting capabilities, support for upcoming filtration and cockpit voice/data recorder provisions, and updated procedures for software loading. Operators will learn about the new process for obtaining software loader cards through MyBell, the reasons behind the change, and the additional cards required to complete the upgrade. For full details, operators should always refer directly to the Official Alert Service Bulletin. The full library of episodes is available to listen to on demand We want to hear from you! - techtalk@bellflight.com Need help with your Bell helicopter? - productsupport@bellflight.com

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . Recorded live during the 2025 Vertical MRO conference, this panel discussion explores what continues to attract people to the helicopter maintenance industry—and what the industry must do to support the next generation of maintainers. Featuring insights from Dale Martel of Okanagan College , Mike Broderick of HeliDoc, Tristan Beddoe of the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), and Jeff Denomme of Alpine Aerotech , the conversation highlights the unique opportunities helicopter maintenance can offer, from travel and field operations to hands-on problem-solving and mission-driven work. The panel also discusses the importance of mentorship, creating welcoming workplaces, and how the industry’s approach to work-life balance has evolved over time. Throughout the discussion, a common theme emerges: attracting new talent is only part of the challenge—retaining and supporting people is just as important. For current and aspiring maintainers alike, this episode offers a grounded look at the realities, opportunities, and future of helicopter maintenance careers. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Metro Aviation and Airbus . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In this episode of Vertical MRO, recorded live as part of the Blades of Valor 2026 tour, hosts Jon and Jack sit down with Jerry Zsigo, aircraft maintenance technician with Miami Dade Air Rescue . Jerry shares what it takes to maintain aircraft in one of the most demanding environments in aviation—South Florida—where heat, humidity, and salt air create constant challenges for corrosion control and aircraft upkeep. The conversation focuses on practical, experience-driven maintenance strategies, from inspection routines and cleaning practices to protecting critical components exposed to harsh conditions. Jerry also shares real-world examples of how small findings during routine checks can lead to broader inspection protocols across the fleet. For maintainers and operators working in coastal or high-humidity environments, this episode offers a grounded look at corrosion prevention, daily maintenance discipline, and keeping aircraft mission-ready. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing and Precision Aviation Group . Thank you to the 2026 Blades of Valor sponsor, Switlik , and the support of Massif Flight Suits . Without your sponsorship and support, this tour would not be possible. Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

The Vertical MRO Podcast continues its special Flying Bulls conversation with Anthony Hill and Werner Horvath from the Red Bull Flying Bulls . Following Vertical MRO’s milestone 100th episode, hosts Jon Gray and Faith Ortega reconnect for part II with the Flying Bulls technical team in Salzburg, Austria, while recording from the Vertical MRO studio. Anthony and Werner take a deeper dive into the realities of maintaining and restoring historic rotorcraft, including the Flying Bulls Sikorsky S-58 helicopter and the unique operational demands of supporting aerobatic aircraft. We dig into restoring rare vintage aircraft like the S‑58, P‑51 and DC‑6, covering the challenges of sourcing one‑off parts, certification, and re‑engineering, and share the Cobra recovery/restoration story. We also explore maintaining aerobatic rotorcraft (BO‑105), how acrobatic flight changes maintenance programs and life limits, and the special logistics and crew requirements for airshow operations. The conversation unpacks the challenges of operating across multiple regulatory systems (Austrian/EASA and FAA) and explains the role of their National Design Organization. We discuss creative parts sourcing, in‑house manufacturing and prototyping, and how emerging MRO technologies 3D scanning/printing, digital manuals, and AI are starting to help solve long‑standing problems. We discuss the state of the workforce through apprenticeships, recruitment and retention, preserving tribal knowledge, and building a strong safety culture. Throughout the episode, Anthony and Werner share practical career advice focused on continuous learning, stepping out of your comfort zone, and the soft skills that matter. The conversation is capped by a hangar tour and aircraft close‑ups. This is an episode to watch on YouTube for the full experience. Bonus announcement: the Flying Bulls will bring the DC‑6 and P‑38 Lightning to AirVenture Oshkosh this July 2026, crossing the Atlantic for the first time since joining the fleet, with a BO‑105 also appearing with the Red Bull Air Force. Stay tuned after the episode for a special closing segment with the Flying Bulls team. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Metro Aviation and Robinson Helicopter Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

The Vertical MRO Podcast welcomes Anthony Hill and Werner Horvath from the Red Bull Flying Bulls . To celebrate episode 100 we recorded remotely with the Red Bull Flying Bulls maintenance team, they were on the floor of Hangar 7 in Salzburg, Austria, we participated from our studio. Anthony Hill and Werner Horvat join hosts Jon Gray and Faith Ortega for a wide‑ranging conversation about what it takes to keep one of the world’s most elite and unique fleets operational. We dig into restoring rare vintage aircraft like the S‑58, P‑51 and DC‑6, covering the challenges of sourcing one‑off parts, certification, and re‑engineering, and share the Cobra recovery/restoration story. We also explore maintaining aerobatic rotorcraft (BO‑105), how acrobatic flight changes maintenance programs and life limits, and the special logistics and crew requirements for airshow operations. The conversation unpacks the challenges of operating across multiple regulatory systems (Austrian/EASA and FAA) and explains the role of their National Design Organization. We discuss creative parts sourcing, in‑house manufacturing and prototyping, and how emerging MRO technologies 3D scanning/printing, digital manuals, and AI are starting to help solve long‑standing problems. We discuss the state of the workforce through apprenticeships, recruitment and retention, preserving tribal knowledge, and building a strong safety culture. Throughout the episode Anthony and Werner share practical career advice focused on continuous learning, stepping out of your comfort zone, and the soft skills that matter. The conversation is capped by a hangar tour and aircraft close‑ups. This is an episode to watch on YouTube for the full experience. Bonus announcement: the Flying Bulls will bring the DC‑6 and P‑38 Lightning to AirVenture Oshkosh this July 2026 crossing the Atlantic for the first time since joining the fleet with a BO‑105 also appearing with the Red Bull Air Force. Stay tuned after the episode for a special closing segment with the Flying Bulls team. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Rotorcraft Support Inc and Precision Aviation Group . Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast , brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus . In this episode of Vertical MRO, hosts Jack and Jon sit down with Thomas Edison, director of maintenance for the Broward Sheriff’s Office Aviation Unit . Thomas shares his path into aviation maintenance and what it takes to support mission-critical aircraft in a law enforcement environment, where uptime directly impacts operations. The conversation focuses on the complexity of helicopter maintenance and real-world troubleshooting, including diagnosing issues with mission equipment where the root cause isn’t immediately obvious. It’s a practical look at the importance of thorough inspection, documentation, and system knowledge. They also discuss a growing industry challenge—workforce development—and the need for stronger aviation maintenance programs to support the next generation. For maintainers and operators, this episode offers a grounded look at troubleshooting, mission readiness, and building a sustainable MRO workforce. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Airbus and Precision Aviation Group . Thank you to the 2026 Blades of Valor sponsor, Switlik , and the support of Massif Flight Suits . Without your sponsorship and support, this tour would not be possible. Also, be sure to check out Vertical MRO's Instagram channel for even more awesome content highlighting the awesome work being done to keep the rotorcraft community flying!