EPISODE · Mar 7, 2023 · 47 MIN
It’s Toxic To Be Hypoxic w/Scott Ashton President Aerox Oxygen Systems
from More Right Rudder · host National Association of Flight Instructors
Join NAFI: www.nafinet.org For more information on Aerox Oxygen Systems and to learn more about their products see: www.aerox.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ For this episode, we sit down with President and CEO of Aerox Oxygen Systems Scott Ashton to discuss common misconceptions of aviation oxygen, the history of the 12,500 O2 regulation, and why commercially available canned "shots" of oxygen can do more harm than good when used in the cockpit. Just remember "It's Toxic to be Hypoxic" About Aerox: From portable systems to highly engineered systems on Part 25 aircraft, Aerox® has a system for you to deliver high performance at an economical cost. Since 1981 we have been providing the aviation industry with innovative solutions for all of its oxygen needs. While our comprehensive website is representative of many of the products that Aerox offers, if you don’t see exactly what you are looking for, please contact us. Aerox is certified to ISO9001:2015 and AS9100D. We offer a wide array of TSO oxygen masks and PMA oxygen cylinders in both Kevlar and Steel and operate FAA Repair Station YXQR567B We offer a complete line of stock or custom systems, parts, and accessories. We are a provider of OEM systems, serving Diamond, Agusta, Piper, and many others. We can also design any kind of emergency or portable system, for use in the air or on the ground. Contact us to let us know how we can help you. Aerox is family owned and operated by the Ashton Family. CEO Scott Ashton is an aerospace engineer and an accomplished pilot with an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate. He s rated in airplanes, gliders and helicopters. He is also an active flight instructor and FAAST Team rep. Scott was also President of the New England Air Museum and is a board member and volunteer pilot for PALS SkyHope.
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Join NAFI: www.nafinet.org For more information on Aerox Oxygen Systems and to learn more about their products see: www.aerox.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ For this episode, we sit down with President and CEO of Aerox Oxygen Systems Scott Ashton to discuss common misconceptions of aviation oxygen, the history of the 12,500 O2 regulation, and why commercially available canned "shots" of oxygen can do more harm than good when used in the cockpit. Just remember "It's Toxic to be Hypoxic" About Aerox: From portable systems to highly engineered systems on Part 25 aircraft, Aerox® has a system for you to deliver high performance at an economical cost. Since 1981 we have been providing the aviation industry with innovative solutions for all of its oxygen needs. While our comprehensive website is representative of many of the products that Aerox offers, if you don’t see exactly what you are looking for, please contact us. Aerox is certified to ISO9001:2015 and AS9100D. We offer a wide array of TSO oxygen masks and PMA oxygen cylinders in both Kevlar and Steel and operate FAA Repair Station YXQR567B We offer a complete line of stock or custom systems, parts, and accessories. We are a provider of OEM systems, serving Diamond, Agusta, Piper, and many others. We can also design any kind of emergency or portable system, for use in the air or on the ground. Contact us to let us know how we can help you. Aerox is family owned and operated by the Ashton Family. CEO Scott Ashton is an aerospace engineer and an accomplished pilot with an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate. He s rated in airplanes, gliders and helicopters. He is also an active flight instructor and FAAST Team rep. Scott was also President of the New England Air Museum and is a board member and volunteer pilot for PALS SkyHope.
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