Avfoil

Avfoil

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

Connecting Aviation - Supporting the past to become the future.

About us

About Avfoil Avfoil connects all aspects of aviation, an aviation ecosystem management and reporting tool. In the last 5 years the world of flight has seen some large changes in technological abilities, Drones than can carry people, hybrid turbine electric helicopters, high speed large passenger jet concepts that will use the cabin as a wing and many more great leaps humanities understanding aviation. Avfoil recognised this in 2011 and started on a path to provide the management tools that match the advancements needed for the new efficiency and greater delivery numbers of tomorrow. At Avfoil Market place we provide one of those tools to effectively promote your business, your products and your services. Along with that our activity management system allows you to communicate with your customers, track sales, generate invoices, see reports on your success, manage inventory, and much more important abilities that a modern aviation business should have. We at Avfoil see the drone market as a big part of the future of aviation and think it deserves its own place to present its self so as not to be lost in a sea of other products that don’t have any connection to being airborne. In Avfoil you find a place where people who look skyward find a community that understands them, a technical advancement that matches their dreams and a place to call home. Welcome Aboard!

Industry
Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Wanaka
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017
Specialties
aviation, e-commerce, marketplace, drones, helicopters, airplanes, avionics, and aviation news

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    Stay ahead in aviation with our timely news and insights. Discover next-level innovations at avfoil.com/news and connect with us on LinkedIn. For a behind-the-scenes look at aviation’s future, follow us on X (formerly Twitter) and subscribe to our YouTube channel @avfoilnews. Stay connected: https://lnkd.in/gF2ufN5g #AviationNews #AvfoilNews #AviationInsights #FutureOfAviation #eVTOL #DroneInnovation #Aerospace

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    How soon will your city embrace air taxis and flying cars? This year was another rollercoaster for advanced air mobility. Timelines for commercial eVTOL flights slipped from 2024 to possibly 2026, but the vision of airborne urban transport remains compelling. While the Paris Olympic Games fell short of showcasing Volocopter’s aircraft, other companies kept pushing ahead. Lilium faced insolvency, exposing the massive cost of bringing an eVTOL to market. Still, the order of leading players is clearer: Joby Aviation leads the West, with Archer close behind, followed by BETA TECHNOLOGIES, Wisk, Eve Air Mobility, Supernal, and Jaunt Air Mobility. One analysis even ranks BETA above Joby. Across the globe, EHang (NASDAQ: EH) continues to outpace the West, with China fostering a low-altitude economy that could see 100,000 air taxis by 2030. The Middle East is emerging as another powerhouse, signing key deals for infrastructure and operations with companies like Joby, Archer, and Skyports Infrastructure. One standout achievement: Joby’s 523-mile flight using hydrogen-electric propulsion. Even the KleinVision flying car made headlines, impressing musician Jean-Michel Jarre. Despite challenges—financial strain at Volocopter and Lilium, regulatory uncertainty due to Michael Whitaker’s impending Federal Aviation Administration departure—the industry’s optimism endures. A new U.S. President promises bold eVTOL-friendly “Freedom Cities.” Archer and Joby share prices rose sharply, buoying investors at year’s end. Where do you see urban air mobility in the next five years, and what challenges must be overcome first? Visit our blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gAMMd9-G #AvfoilNews #AdvancedAirMobility #eVTOL #UrbanAirMobility #Joby #Archer #EHang #Lilium #Volocopter #BETA #Sustainability #Innovation

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    Yorkshire Air Ambulance welcomes its third Airbus H145 D3, G-YAIR, enhancing lifesaving coverage across the region! With advanced features for patient care, this new addition ensures uninterrupted service for Yorkshire’s 5M residents. Stay informed: https://lnkd.in/gmgkqC_J #AvfoilNews #AirAmbulance #H145 #EmergencyCare #Yorkshire

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    How Will the New Airbus H145 D3 Enhance Life-Saving Operations in Yorkshire? Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA) has expanded its fleet with the arrival of its third, brand-new Airbus H145 D3 helicopter, G-YAIR, just in time for Christmas. Following a meticulous medical fit-out at Airbus Helicopters in Oxford, G-YAIR made its maiden flight into Yorkshire on December 19, marking a significant enhancement in YAA’s aeromedical capabilities. This latest addition joins YAA’s existing helicopters, G-YAAA and G-YORX, forming a robust rotational system that ensures operational resilience. With G-YAIR, YAA can provide no-notice replacements during scheduled maintenance, unexpected repairs, and mandatory crew training, eliminating the need for leased aircraft and maintaining seamless lifesaving coverage across the region. Steve Waudby, Director of Aviation at Yorkshire Air Ambulance, stated, “The addition of G-YAIR to our fleet is a pivotal moment for Yorkshire Air Ambulance, significantly enhancing our ability to maintain uninterrupted emergency response coverage. This investment represents our unwavering commitment to providing the highest level of care to the people of Yorkshire, ensuring we are always ready to respond when needed.” The Airbus H145 D3 is one of the most advanced aeromedical rescue helicopters globally, featuring a five-bladed main rotor that reduces vibrations for a smoother ride, integrated onboard Wi-Fi, and secure communication systems that enable real-time transmission of patient data to hospitals. These advancements allow hospital teams to prepare for patient arrivals before landing, saving precious time in critical situations. Additionally, the modern wheeled stretcher system inside the cabin facilitates faster and safer patient loading and unloading, enhancing both efficiency and safety during missions. As an independent charity, Yorkshire Air Ambulance relies entirely on public generosity to sustain its vital services. The arrival of G-YAIR strengthens YAA’s capacity to provide uninterrupted emergency care to the 5 million people living in Yorkshire and its visitors. Abby Barmby, Director of Marketing and Communications at Yorkshire Air Ambulance, added, “The addition of G-YAIR to our fleet is a powerful reminder of the vital role we play in saving lives across the region. This achievement would not be possible without the steadfast support of our generous donors, fundraisers, and partners. Their continued commitment ensures that we can invest in state-of-the-art resources, like this new helicopter, and maintain the highest level of pre-hospital critical care.” How do you think advancements in helicopter technology will enhance emergency response and patient care in your community? For more insights, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/gSymAWJa #YorkshireAirAmbulance #AirbusHelicopters #EmergencyResponse #HelicopterCare #AviationInnovation #PatientCare #MedicalHelicopter #LifeSaving #Healthcare #Yorkshire #AAM #AvfoilNews

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    How Will LifeFlight’s New AW139s Transform Aeromedical Services in Australia? LifeFlight has expanded its fleet with the delivery of the first of seven new Leonardo AW139 helicopters, G-YAIR, arriving in Toowoomba on December 19. This addition marks a significant enhancement in LifeFlight’s capabilities, supporting its mission to provide top-tier search, rescue, and aeromedical services across Australia. The new AW139 will join LifeFlight’s existing fleet of G-YAAA and G-YORX, creating a robust rotational system that ensures operational resilience. Dedicated to the Queensland Health services contract, the AW139s will operate from five fully funded bases in Toowoomba, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Bundaberg, and Mt. Isa. This expansion is backed by a $1.25 billion funding agreement from the Queensland Government over ten years, ensuring the continuity of vital aeromedical services. Manufactured by Leonardo in Italy, the AW139 was meticulously assembled at the LifeFlight Clive Berghofer Maintenance Centre. Known as the most advanced aeromedical rescue helicopter globally, the AW139 boasts a maximum cruise speed of 305 kph and a range of 895 km, making it ideal for diverse missions—from sea rescues to outback operations and mountainous terrain winching. Ashley van de Velde OAM, CEO of LifeFlight, emphasized the strategic importance of this investment: “Our challenge is to future-proof our service amid strong population growth and increasing demand from Queensland Health. The AW139s can travel further and faster, which is critical to maintaining the high standard of care that Queenslanders expect from LifeFlight.” Jeremy Ovens, Head of Flight Operations, highlighted the operational benefits: “In FY24, we helped over 8,000 people, an 11% increase from the previous year. These new helicopters enable us to respond more efficiently, ensuring we meet the rising demand for our lifesaving services.” The AW139 features enhanced capabilities, including a larger galley, advanced communication systems, and a modern wheeled stretcher system, all designed to improve patient care and operational efficiency. The new helicopters will first be trialed in Toowoomba before being deployed to the Sunshine Coast, Bundaberg, and Mount Isa, further strengthening LifeFlight’s emergency helicopter network. How do you think the addition of advanced helicopters like the AW139 will impact emergency response and patient care in your community? For more insights, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/ga7UemEd #LifeFlight #Leonardo #AW139 #Aeromedical #EmergencyResponse #HelicopterRescue #QueenslandHealth #AviationInnovation #MedicalHelicopter #SearchAndRescue #Healthcare #AvfoilNews

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    Omni Helicopters International Group celebrates a milestone year with €995M in offshore contracts, the first Airbus H160 in LATAM, wildfire ops, and a record-breaking UAV project. Setting new standards in sustainability and efficiency! Follow us for updates: https://lnkd.in/gNtvM5uE #AvfoilNews #AviationInnovation #Sustainability #Helicopters

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    Are you interested in how OHI Group is shaping the future of advanced air mobility and sustainable logistics? Omni Helicopters International Group (OHI) has marked another successful year with significant achievements across its diverse business lines, enhancing customer confidence and delivering substantial returns on investments in innovative solutions and operational efficiencies, all while upholding a strong commitment to sustainability. In the third quarter alone, OHI secured a tender win rate of 56% in offshore oil-and-gas contracts, with 80% representing renewals. Additionally, the Group added €995 million to its backlog, highlighting the continued demand for its solutions and operational efficiencies. Pioneering in Latin America, OHI introduced its first Airbus H160 medium helicopter through its affiliate Omni Táxi Aéreo, becoming the first operator in the region to deploy this model for offshore energy services. The H160 underscores OHI’s dedication to modernizing its fleet, reducing carbon and noise footprints, and enhancing operational efficiency for customers. Onshore, Omni Táxi Aéreo completed its second power utility contract, demonstrating the economic viability of heavy helicopters for transmission line construction while minimizing disruption to sensitive habitats. This project involved transporting 2,300 tonnes of materials to construct eight electric towers, reducing the construction timeline by two months. OHI also secured a wildfire management contract with Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis - Ibama, (Institute for the Environment and Natural Resources). In the first 70 days, Omni Táxi Aéreo completed 56 missions, transporting firefighters, managing cargo, and conducting water-bombing operations, thereby supporting critical environmental challenges in the Pantanal and Pará states. Expanding into unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), OHI’s Unmanned team completed its first class 1 UAV contract, achieving milestones such as operating drones in shared airspace up to 8,000 feet and setting a world record for delivering payloads nearly 200 kilometers offshore. These advancements demonstrate OHI’s commitment to low-carbon solutions and enhancing the utility of UAVs in various applications. Jeremy Akel, Group CEO of OHI Group, stated, “This year has been transformative for the OHI Group. While we continue to grow in our core business, we are committed to investing in new customer solutions and efficiency improvements that deliver sustainability benefits. We are optimistic about our ability to execute this strategy and deliver growth in shareholder value.” How do you see OHI Group’s innovations impacting the future of advanced air mobility and sustainable logistics? For more insights, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/gZKEzR82 #OHIGroup #AdvancedAirMobility #Sustainability #AerospaceInnovation #ElectricAviation #UAV #SupplyChain #PowerUtilities #HelicopterTechnology #AvfoilNews

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