Aero Innovations Limited showcased a range of aviation safety and ground-support equipment at the El Alamein International Airshow 2026, highlighting aviation helmets, oxygen systems and helipad solutions for military and civilian applications.
Speaking to Defensehere on the sidelines of the airshow, Aero Innovations Limited CEO Trevor Norris said the company serves as a distributor of MSA aviation helmets across the Middle East and Africa, working with its local representative, Ashmand, at the Egyptian exhibition.
The company displayed several MSA aviation helmet configurations designed for different flight operations. Norris noted that the range includes helmets used by both civil and military pilots, with configurations tailored to fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and fast-jet operations.
Among the products displayed was a helmet and oxygen-mask configuration associated with the Rafale fighter. Norris said the system is used by Egyptian Air Force Rafale aircraft, alongside an aviation oxygen mask.
The exhibition also featured MSA helmet models intended for fixed-wing and helicopter operations, as well as a more basic configuration used for applications such as aerobatic aviation.
Beyond aviation helmets, Aero Innovations presented equipment from FEC, including portable and fixed helipad lighting systems and portable helipads. These solutions are designed to support helicopter operations where permanent aviation infrastructure may not be available or where temporary landing facilities are required.
Aero Innovations’ wider portfolio includes aviation and military helmets, oxygen systems, aviation night-vision equipment and helipad infrastructure. The company distributes MSA aeronautical helmet systems and other aviation safety equipment, while also supporting specialized military and aviation applications.
The company’s presence at El Alamein reflects its focus on aviation safety and operational support equipment, with its portfolio covering both airborne crew protection and infrastructure required for helicopter operations.