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Follow along with Davenport Aviation as we share the latest company updates, upcoming conferences, and industry events where you can connect with our team. From global summits to regional seminars, this page highlights where we’ll be and showcases the news shaping what’s happening at Davenport Aviation.
Upcoming Conferences and Events
Davenport Aviation is proud to attend the upcoming events listed below.
2025
- Oct. 13–15 – AUSA, Washington, DC
- Oct. 18–21 – IACP, Denver, Colorado
- Oct. 21–23 – GDA, Warsaw, Poland
- Nov. 18–20 – UAFA Conference, Boise, Idaho
- Dec. 7–9 – VAI Aerial Work Summit, Boise, Idaho
2026
- Mar. 9, 2026 – APSA Rescue Summit, Atlanta, GA
- Mar. 9–12, 2026 – Verticon, Atlanta, GA
- Apr. 15–17, 2026 – AAAA, Nashville, Tennessee
- June 8–11, 2026 – NSA, Omaha, Nebraska
- July 13–17, 2026 – APSCON, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
News
Davenport Aviation Unveils Virtus: The World’s First Modular Weapon System for the H125/AS350 at GDA Conference
Davenport Aviation proudly introduced Virtus, the world’s first modular mounting system for the H125/AS350 helicopter, at the Global Defense Aviation Conference in Poland.
Texas DPS Adopts Davenport Aviation’s New ACUS Drone Detection System
Davenport Aviation, a leading supplier of mission-ready aircraft and aviation solutions, has officially launched its newest offering: Airborne Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (ACUS) — the first aircraft-mounted counter-drone system designed specifically for public safety and law enforcement aviation units.
Texas DPS Tests Aircraft-Mounted Counter-Drone System
By DRONELIFE Features Editor Jim Magill
Given the rising number of incidents in which drones have interfered with manned aircraft carrying out emergency and law enforcement missions, many public agencies are looking for systems that can help them avoid such potentially dangerous encounters.
Given the rising number of incidents in which drones have interfered with manned aircraft carrying out emergency and law enforcement missions, many public agencies are looking for systems that can help them avoid such potentially dangerous encounters.