Rapid deployment Helicopter Technician Mr. Osvaldo "Ozzy" Moroillo preparing a Bell 206 for shipping. Ozzy will lead the team of techs that will stuff eight R-44's Robinson into the belly of either a C-130 or the cargo hold of an An-124 for shippment
No stranger to either improved or unimproved flight lines and airports within developed or third world countries under peaceful or hostile conditions, 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group enjoys their assignment onto Miami International Airport
With a left traffic pattern, a magnetic course bearing of 092 / 087 true North and with a slight wind gust, an USAF C-37A, ship number "10028" belonging to the 89th Airlift Wing, based out of Andrew Air Force Base departs Miami on runway 8R after their brief stop over and delivery of personal to Miami Int'l Airport, who were greeted by the 94th Aeroclaims-Aviation Consultant Group
Despite the various U.S. State Department clearances that all members of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group hold and have granted onto them, Miami-Dade Police escort was a required item whilst their time within the aircraft operating area (AOA) during their survey and observation of flight for the Haitian relief cause
Flexibility and adaptability are two virtues that makes the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group an attractive option to many of their global clients. Shown here is the Group Founder and CEO Benny F. Benitez conducting continuous business regardless of that fact that he was standing but a mere few hundred feet from an active runway at Miami Int'l AirportMiami, Florida 15th January 2010: Ever since the occurrence of the Haitian earthquake on 12th January members of the 94thAeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) from Atlanta, Georgia, New York City, Alexandria, Louisiana and right here in Miami have been busy with requests and requirements from certain and top priority clients. From seeking and mustering an "unconventional" civilian fleet of cargo haulers to having boots on ground at Miami International Airport, so as to advise certain groups and agencies of available parking and staging areas at the airport, the (94th ACG) is earning ever bit of their retained / contract dollars.
The (94th ACG) is preparing for the arrival of eight Robinson R-44 light civilian helicopters that will be ferry flown from their various destinations within their radius of 400 miles to Miami so as to be made ready for transportation (airlift) to Haiti. These units have to be transported with the least amount of disassembly and must be ready to fly patrol and light support missions once they arrive into Haiti. In speaking to one of the group lead helicopter specialist, Mr. Osvaldo "Ozzy" Moroillo, he commented that at least here unlike other places that the group has sent folks to operate out of at least here all of the sand in Miami is in one place and next to the water, the Beach! a staunch contrast to some of the places the group have left their mark at for similar operations.
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