The Lifeboat’s Eyes in the Sky: Channel Islands Air Search
Channel Islands Air Search provides airborne search and rescue operations for the Channel Islands and north French coast. With 4,000 square miles to cover when lives are at stake, Channel Islands Air Search relies on AIMS-ISR to deliver maximum situational awareness.
Following an extensive review of all options available to get the Lions’ Pride back in the sky, it has been concluded the most cost effective way will be for the Channel Islands Air Search (CIAS) to acquire a new aircraft.
Read more »CIAS Chairman, Derek Short, Chief Officer, Commander Colin Ferbrache OBE and Trustees issue an update on the 3 November 2013 incident involving Lions' Pride.
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