Vita Inclinata recently completed an agreement that authorizes the company to be a global distributor of Lifesaving Systems (LSC) equipment.
This exciting partnership allows Vita Inclinata’s Aerospace division to provide a broader range of life-saving equipment and gear to the search-and-rescue (SAR) community.
“With our expanded capabilities, we are committed to being the complete provider for the emergency response community by offering advanced hoist training, cutting-edge technology, and equipment. Adding LSC products to our portfolio, such as rescue baskets and additional rescue gear, furthers Vita’s vision of being the one-stop SAR solution provider,” said Matt Christensen, VP of Vita Aerospace.
LSC products will complement products currently offered through Vita’s newly acquired partner company, Air Rescue System (ARS), which also provides practical field-proven helicopter response equipment. Vita will now offer products such as rescue baskets, litters, swings, straps, and much more.
Lifesaving Systems (LSC) has served the world’s SAR responders within the aviation and marine sectors for 40 years. The company specializes in providing rescue, safety, and survival equipment not only for SAR responders, but also for industry professionals and operators working in the maritime and aviation environments.
Clients include all branches of the U.S. Military, foreign militaries, police and fire departments worldwide, and both international and domestic civilian helicopter operators and rescue agencies.
Vita Aerospace and Air Rescue Systems (ARS) is a provider of helicopter hoist technology, training, and equipment — committed to revolutionizing the safety ecosystem of SAR operations. Together, they empower teams with the tools and knowledge needed to perform critical missions with precision and efficiency.
Vita Aerospace provides the Vita Rescue System – Litter Attachment (VRS-LA), a dynamic approach to hoist operations with precision. The propulsion-driven device connects to most rescue kits and can be autonomously and manually controlled.
