"Heli Power India 2012"

  19-20 March 2012

The Heli-Power India 2012 is being held on 19-20 March 2012 at Air Force Auditorium, Subroto Park, New Delhi under the aegis of the Rotary Wing Society of India. The object of the International Seminar is to provide a platform to helicopter operators, users, manufacturers, Govt. agencies and professionals to share and exchange the latest information and views on all aspects of usage of helicopters which will be of immense benefit to the Industry. During the two-day Seminar, attendees will participate in a wide range of activities.

To help us organize the event, please confirm your participation by forwarding us your registration form through email sysadmn@rwsi.org

MILITARY SESSION
19 March 2012

 

To meet the growing demands of both armed forces and para military forces in India more and more helicopters are being inducted in their forces for achieving their operational goals. The Technical Sessions will focus on use of helicopters against external and internal security threats by air, land and sea.

While Papers will be presented by key functionaries of the Defense Forces and Para Military Forces related to challenges in the usage of helicopters to meet their goals, there will be papers presented on how some of the Challenges can be met by more capable military helicopters: capable of both flying, fighting and surviving in hostile environment.

At the Inaugural Session of the Seminar on 19 March, besides keynote addresses, we propose to honour some of the rotary wing aviation professionals for their humanitarian service and pioneering work in rotary wing aviation.When the Technical Sessions are in Progress in the Auditorium, sponsors of the Seminars will be given opportunity to present their Products & Services (including new helicopters, systems and devices for enhancing ops effectiveness) to the key functionaries and decision makers of military and Para military forces at the Conference Room.

CIVIL SESSION
20 March 2012

 

The Civil Helicopter fleet in India has recorded unprecedented growth from mere 185 during 2007-08 to 290 in 2008-2009 despite challenges in operating and fiscal bottlenecks. The rapid growth of the civil helicopter fleet has created a crying need for training facilities for both pilots and Engineers. There is a need for efficient weather reporting system, tracking and communication facilities. There is also a need for Public Use heliports with basic infrastructure.

On the Day 2 of the Seminar, there will be paper presentations & discussions on the Prospects & Challenges in Commercial Usage of civil helicopters in India by various stakeholders.

At the Inaugural Session of the Seminar on 20 March, besides keynote addresses, we propose to honour the civil rotary wing aviation professionals for their contribution to the Industry. When the Technical Sessions are in Progress in the Auditorium, sponsors of the Seminars will be given opportunity to present their Products & Services (including new helicopters, systems and devices for enhancing ops effectiveness) to the key functionaries of major users, corporate and present & potential helicopter operators at the Conference Room.

 








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