Niclas Herle is a CEO, chief pilot, helicopter pilot, and author. Before establishing a career in the aviation industry, he started with his passion for radio communication. At the age of 16, he founded his first company, which specialized in mobile radio services for companies, airports, aircraft, and public authorities. His goal was to make professional radio communication affordable for all people and financially vulnerable firms. But since 2007, he tirelessly pursued the various aspects of the helicopter industry.
Having achieved success in the industry, Niclas Herle believes that a person’s social and economic status shouldn’t exclude individuals from the helicopter industry. He has always offered his helicopter services to disadvantaged communities and for disaster relief efforts. In 2017, Niclas Herle received the Sikorski Humanitarian Award for the aerial search of the Canadian filmmaker Rob Stewart, as well as a Presidential Letter of Appreciation (PLOA) from President Donald Trump for donating helicopters and crews during Hurricane Matthew in the Bahamas.
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