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Agricultural Aviation

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Agricultural Aviation is delivered to aviators, grower and commodity groups, key government officials and virtually every decision maker in the aerial application industry—from allied suppliers to pilots and owner/operators. In addition to being the owner of the business, 87% of agricultural aviation operators fly their own aircraft.

Today’s aircraft utilize sophisticated precision application equipment such as GPS (global positioning systems), GIS (geographical information systems), flow controls, real-time meteorological systems and precisely calibrated spray equipment to make sure the pilot is accurate in applying the correct amount of product onto the crop. On the ground, the airplanes are loaded by workers wearing protective clothing, using closed mixing and loading containment systems to ensure safety for the environment and the workers.