…where the World’s Police aviators meet..
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Pavcon.info
brings
together
all
that
is
police
aviation
(including
other
rescue
services)
into
one
information
and
story
based
site
gathering
the
best
from
Police
Aviation
News,
Police
Aviation
Conference
and
Police
Aviation
Research.
Running
alongside
and
parallel
to
these
sites,
Pavcon.info
will
look
into
some
of
the
people
involved
in
the
industry
telling
their
story.
The
history
of
police
aviation
will
also
feature
with
quality
images to support the stories.
PAvCon Europe
The
PAvCon
event
started
in
2009
built
upon
three
successful
police
aviation
conferences
undertaken
by
the
same
team
in
earlier
years.
Since
2009
PAvCon
has
attracted
speakers
from
across
the
globe
and
subject
matter
has
included;
the
laser
threat,
high
rise
building
escape,
major
events,
surveillance,
innovation,
tactics and a range of technical presentations.
For
the
sake
of
continuity
of
thought,
purpose
and
execution
we
have
a
core
team
that
seeks
to
challenge
established
thinking
and
processes
in
bringing
you
a
thought provoking two-days of discussion and networking.
We
are
a
team
focused
on
the
subject
of
law
enforcement
aviation.
Our
target
market
is
middle
and
lower
management
planners
and
decision
makers–
the
primary people who influence the final shape of the purchase.
Police Aviation News
Police
Aviation
news
is
a
monthly
news
journal
for
the
airborne
emergency
services
industry
from
PAR.
Despite
the
title
we
cover
news
about
every
aspect
of
emergency
services
aviation,
from
air
ambulance
to
fire
to
maritime
patrol.
A
wide
experience
of
law
enforcement
aviation
in
the
United
Kingdom
and
other
countries
enables
PAR
to
maintain
a
close
working
relationship
with
the
providers
of
law
enforcement
and
emergency
services
aviation
throughout the world.
Police Aviation Research
Police
Aviation
Research
[PAR]
draws
its
strength
from
an
extensive,
unique,
archive
of
material
investigating
the
origins
and
development
of
law
enforcement
aviation,
in
all
its
many
aspects,
across
the
world
and
is
able
to
authoritatively
compare
the
difference
in
operating
techniques
and
environment
as
they
effect
each
different
country
in
the
period
since
operations
were
first
noted in 1914.
IPAR
is
able
to
work
closely
with
customers
to
identify
the
exact
field
of
interest
and
thereby
produce
results
exactly
matching
the
needs
of the customer with unequalled value.
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