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Notice To Heli Operators Worldwide: Our system, equipment, billboards, banners, etc. require no licencing or franchising fees
of any nature. Just the cost of the equipment!
CONTACT US FOR HUGE DISCOUNTS IN 2008 IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA!
WILL BEAT ANY COMPETITORS QUOTES BY AT LEAST 10-25%
AND PROVIDE A SUPERIOR FLYING PRODUCT & SERVICE!!!

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Their Method: Sling Load Helicopter Banner
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FACTS: Sling load helicopter towed banners were invented by skydivers. By dropping a heavy weight and line off their ankle
after opening their canopy, a banner or flag is attached. These have no adjustment capabilities whatsoever, and fly however
they want to fly. Sometimes horribly drooping in the top, back half. See our photo at left. After carefully researching and
viewing sling load heli copter towed banners over the past few years, we have never seen a product that flies perfectly flat
or crisp. Thus, reducing readability, impressions and customer satisfaction. EXPERIENCE: Estimated at 5 to 6 years maximum
and 50-60 billboards produced worldwide, again an estimate. FORMATS: It is our opinion that sling load helicopter towed banners
are limited as to shape, and size based on the "drooping factor" and non adjustability. Formats we have seen have
only included 1 x 1 and maybe up to 1 x 2 maximum, we feel reducing creative capabilities. LAW: Laws vary from country to
country and city to city. In some countries or cities, sling load helicopter banners, by law, can not fly over populated areas
due to the weight involved regardless of their sling load safety features. They must travel, straight line to over water or
unpopulated areas to begin advertising. Again, reducing impressions, etc. SAFETY: Sling load helicopter towed banners can
require up to 500 pounds(226 kilos) of ballast attached to a 40-50 pound(18-22 kilo) cable beneath the helicopter. So far,
up to 550 pounds(250 kilos), plus the weight of a 10,000 square foot(1,000 square meter) banner of up to 200 pounds(90 kilos).
That could be up to over 750 pounds(340 kilos)!!! TO DATE 3/15/2008: AT LEAST TWO SLING LOAD SYSTEMS DROPPED WHILE TOWING
DUE TO POTENTIAL BALAST FAILURE!
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Our Method: Conventional Helicopter Banner Towing
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FACTS: Helicopter towed banners or billboards towed conventionally were invented by the U.S. Navy in the 1930's, just before
World War II, used for target practice out at sea for fighter aircraft. EXPERIENCE: We have combined 32 years of "field"
and "manufacturing" aerial billboard experience. Our chief pilot/partner has over 20 years experience flying banners
with over 9,000 banner tow hours. Combined, we have produced well over 5,000 aerial banners or billboards, and have perfected
the art of rigging a banner or billboard of any shape and size to fly perfectly, either behind a fixed wing aircraft as well
as slower flying helicopters. Combined, we have "hands on" piloting and or field experience of an estimated 15,000+
successful banner & billboard flights and drops. Most of which have been photographed and or video taped. Hands down,
the largest compilation of it's kind on earth. Estimates of conventional banner tow billboards ever produced in the world
to date, we feel is somewhere in the 40,000+ range. FORMATS: The sky is the limit to our format capabilities. The years of
experience in the field has allowed us to offer and perfect any size and shape including up to 1 x 20 or longer, while still
maintaining flat, crisp, front to back readability. Changeable sections can be added in ANY portion of the billboard to allow
you, the client, to reduce production costs and MAXimize your campaign dollar. LAW: There are very few laws at this time that
limit where we can fly our style helicopter towed banners worldwide. Currently we are approved to fly over populated areas
at the same altitudes, places, and times as fixed wing aircraft are allowed. Again, MAXimizing impressions for you and or
your clients. SAFETY: Of the estimated 40,000+ conventional aerial billoards manufactured and flown since the late 1930's,
of up to well over 200,000+ flights, to our knowledge, there is not one reported injury to a citizen on the ground from a
conventionally towed aerial billboard. On our average helicopter towed banners of 10,000 square feet(1,000 square meters),
we use a maximum of up to 11 pounds(5 kilos) of ballast. Our tow ropes weigh less than 8 pounds(4 kilos). Our state of the
art flight cloth weighs about 90 pounds(40 kilos) for a 10,000 square foot(1,000 square meter) banner. 10,000 square foot(1,000
square meter) billboard total setup weighs approximately 110 pounds(50 kilos)...

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Helicopter Banner Production Facility
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We here at Aerial Vision Worldwide have perfected the art of manufacturing slow flying helicopter banners as well as fixed
wing airplane billboards. With 16 years of experience in production of these billboards, we set the standard in the industry.
We make the best flying, most crisp, smoothest, most readable and most importantly, a product with an impeccable, proven safety
record(see above). Approved to tow over land or sea in most cities and countries worldwide, our helicopter towed banners as
well as our fixed wing aircraft billboards, use only up to 11 pounds(5 kilos) of ballast vs. a sling loads 400-500 pounds(180-225
kilos). You make the choice! Our production facility is based just north of San Francisco, California. You and or your clients
are welcome to come tour our 8,000 square foot production facility either in person or via our 24 hour streaming shop cam,
as well as watch your billboard being produced in real time.
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Helicopter Banner Flight Operations
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We use the world's best and most reliable helicopter banner pilots to execute our helicopter banner towing. We provide unmatched
service in the industry. We provide a, more than qualified, ground handler with your billboard for the duration of the campaign.
This is an absolute must for our clients when executing these monstrous banners. We provide photos and video of all launches
and landings with time/date stamp technology as well as offer live GPS tracking.
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