Category: Helicopters

Sikorsky Helitech teams with FlightSafety International Team for P&WC engine training
Helicopters

Brisbane based Sikorsky Helitech has announced a three year agreement with  FlightSafety International (FSI) to provide maintenance training on Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) aircraft engines for its customers in the Asia Pacific region. The new agreement will see engine technicians gain access to 16 courses per year for maintenance training on four different P&WC

UK orders 14 new Chinooks
Defence

Boeing has announced a contract from the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) for 14 new build CH-47 Mk6 (CH-47F) Chinooks, in a deal worth US$1.64 billion. The contract, which will also see Boeing provide associated support to the new Chinooks for the first five years, enables the Royal Air Force expand its current fleet of

Heliwest signs long term contract with Western Power
Helicopters

Perth based Heliwest has secured a five year long term contract with utility firm Western Power to provide emergency response services, marking the first time a multi-engine helicopter has been contracted for power line work in Western Australia. Initially contracted to provide only scheduled power line inspection flight services to Western Power, the new role

Thai-bound Seahawks mark first international delivery for MH-60S
Defence

Sikorsky has shipped two MH-60S helicopters to the Royal Thai Navy (RTN), marking the first export delivery of the type. The two MH-60S ‘Sierras’ will join six S-70B Seahawks already in RTN service, and will be used for a variety of missions, including logistics support, troop transport and search and rescue operations. This content is

Retired Iroquois offered to historical organisations
Army Aviation

Six retired Australian Army UH-1H Iroquois helicopters have been reserved for sale to historical organisations, Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare has announced. The helicopters will be offered to organisations “in Australia that have strong historic connections with the aircraft and can maintain the aircraft as static displays,” Clare said, adding that it was “important

CHC Super Puma strikes light pole
Helicopters

CHC Australia AS 332L1 Super Puma VH-LAG was substantially damaged when its main rotor blades struck a light tower while taxiing at Port Keats airport at Wadeye in the Northern Territory on July 21. “While taxiing at Port Keats airport, the helicopter collided with a light pole and rolled onto its side. The crew, passengers

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