About LSI
Life Support International (LSI) serves the Aviation, Marine, and Tactical communities by providing top-tier safety and survival accessories, search and rescue equipment, and protective clothing. As a manufacturer and distributor, LSI offers aircrew life support equipment that meets US Mil-Spec, PIA, FAA, and USCG standards. Our extensive product line includes specialized survival kits, first aid kits, aerial delivery systems, flotation devices, and general aircrew flight gear.
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In the News
Read allPress Release: LSI acquires Aerial Delivery Solutions
Life Support International, Inc. (LSI), a global specialist in safety, survival, and rescue equipment for aerospace and defense, announces the acquisition of Aerial Delivery Solutions (ADS), a highly experienced company specializing in parachute system design, manufacturing, testing, and engineering.
Maui Hawaii Relief Organizations
Our hearts are breaking as we watch the disaster happening in the beautiful town of Lahaina on the island of Maui. As we struggle to comprehend the utter destruction, we must find ways to help in any way. Here are links to reputable organizations helping people on Maui. For people on island, @windwardaviation is accepting non-perishable food, water, hygiene products, baby needs, and pet food. They are going to airlift these into Lahaina starting tomorrow.
- Maui Food Bank: https://mauifoodbank.org/donate/
- Maui Humane Society: https://tr.ee/19a4S4xBeS
- Hawaii Community Foundation: https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/maui-strong
- Maui United Way: https://mauiunitedway.org/disasterrelief
Mahalo for all the love, support, and prayers sent to Maui 
LSI Sales Representative Christine Hussey summits Mt. Kilimanjaro!
Uhuro Peak, Tanzania, 19,341 Ft.
We did it! Curt, Karl and I summitted Mt. Kilimanjaro and stood at 19,341ft around 10:30am local time on July 10. We awoke at 11pm on July 9th packed our packs grabbed some snacks and set out for the summit around midnight. The grueling 3.1 mile trek to Uhuru Peak was the most mentally, physically and emotionally challenging thing I have ever done. To say I am in awe of the boys is an understatement. Their drive, tenacity and dedication to fulfill what we set out to do was inspiring. When I struggled to take a step and wanted to quit, I recited the names of the women I climbed for - Andrea, Barbara, Beth, Caitlyn Ginger, Ginny Tokarski Ginny, Josie, Kathy, Mary, Trish, Mom and me. The angels mom made for me in honor of the above mentioned women, they carried me.
