Visitor Events

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Events
Alan Bliault

Presentation Meeting 15th April 2025

Join us on Zoom for a Presentation and Q&A discussion
Tuesday April 15th 2025 at 14:00 UK, 15:000 CET, 09:00 US EST

MHO-Co SES CTV Fleet operations and experience
By Mik Henriksen CEO, Aydin Vojdani, Operations Manager and Roger Whitaker, Technical Director MHO-Co

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Events
Alan Bliault

Presentation Meeting December 2024

Join us on Zoom for a Presentation and Q&A discussion
Thursday December 12th 2024 at 14:30 UK, 15:30 CET, 09:30 US EST

Ben Avery, Chief Pilot for Griffon Hoverwork will tell us about the training programmes he has been involved with this year for Oita, Poland, Canada and more.

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Alan Bliault

June 2024 Presentation

Hovercraft Training – A Zoom presentation and Q&A
By Chris Fitzgerald, President, Neoteric Hovercraft

Join us and learn how people like the Guanajuato Police managed it!

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Thursday June 6th 2024 at 17:00 UK, 18:00 CET, 12:00 US EST, 9:00 US PST

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Alan Bliault

February 2024 Presentation

Join us at 19:30 UK time.

Iain Davis, Vessel Mater of the CWind Pioneer, will give us an overview of operations out to Wind Farms by CWind’s specialist vessels. This includes high-speed personnel transfer to site, and the in-field operations while maintenance is ongoing. He will explain the advantages as well as the challenges of an SES in this service, together with the complexities introduced with hybrid power systems.

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Events
Alan Bliault

October Presentation

Join us on Zoom for a Presentation and Q&A discussion
Thursday October 12th at 19:00 UK, 20:00 EU, 14:00 US EST, 11:00 US PST

Bryan Phillips will give us an outline of his hovercraft business, its history, and the present craft. His Explorer 24 has proven itself over the last 18 years, on trips as long as 1400 miles from Seattle to Juneau Alaska up the inside passage and an 1800-mile trip to the Arctic Ocean.

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