Bill Carey is a Senior Editor for the Aviation Week Network and EMS1. With a focus on aviation and emergency medical services, Bill's articles cover a wide range of topics including aviation safety, EMS training, and industry developments. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise and dedication to providing informative and engaging content in the field.
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Bill Carey's coverage primarily focuses on aviation, emergency medical services (EMS), and firefighting. He frequently features press releases, government announcements, and private sector news related to transportation & logistics, as well as business & industry. If you have updates or insights related to these fields such as new technology in the aviation industry, developments in EMS or firefighting practices, fuel advancements for aircrafts or other relevant topics within this industry you may find success pitching your ideas to him.
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