Groen Bros. refocuses on government contract bids
In a major marketing change spurred by the fallout from September 11, Salt Lake City, Utah-based Groen Brothers Aviation (GBA) recently announced it would

In a major marketing change spurred by the fallout from September 11, Salt Lake City, Utah-based Groen Brothers Aviation (GBA) recently announced it would slow the already lagging FAA certification program on its four-place Hawk 4 gyrocopter, and concentrate on selling the aircraft to government agencies as a noncertified public-use aircraft.

“With the events of September 11, we believe we have the absolute best aircraft for surveillance of our borders and assets, and have offered the Hawk 4 to various agencies under the new federal Office of Homeland Security,” said Al Waddill, GBA sales director.

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