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(Martin Jones) #1
76 HELI BUYER EUROPE APRIL 2015 WWW.AVBUYER.COM

AGUSTA


1990 AGUSTA 109C
TT only 2090 hrs. New ARC & annual, new TT
straps, major avionics upgrade to include dual
Garmin 430s & 330 transponder, dual Collins EHSI
and ECS. Always hangared & located in the UK.
Immaculate private machine with VIP leather etc.
Probably the best 109C in Europe. For sale direct
from owner and priced to sell at £620,000 VAT paid.
John Morgan +44 (0) 7712584788
[email protected]

1979 206B III JETRANGER
SN: 2867. Reg: OK-HCE. EASA Part-145 maintained.
AC/TT: 11 400:00 FH, Eng/TT: 13 893:30FH. Very well
maintained utility aircraft. Limited parts = very good condi-
tion. AMS 43 AUDIO CONTROLLER. CI 205-3 VOR
ANTENNA. CI 507 VOR SPLITTER. CI 122 VHF #2 COMM
ANTENNA. 206-706-011-1 PASSENGER DOOR LOCKS.
206-706-012-1 BAGGAGE DOOR LOCK. 206-706-320-7
NIGHT FLYING KIT. AVE-RBXPR-008 ANTI-COLLISION
STROBE. Price: 12,000,000 CZK / USD$480 000
Jiri Podolsky, HELI CZECH s.r.o.
+420 608 400 503
[email protected]

109 MK II AGUSTA
Fast, corporate A109 MKII for sale. 5,630 hours TT,
SPIFR, Engine fire suppression, Aux fuel tank,
2013 paint, 2014 interior.
Price: On App. Full specs contact Eastern Atlantic
+44 (0) 1273 463336
[email protected]
http://www.easternatlantic.co.uk

1997 206 BIII JETRANGER
Air conditioned corporate Bell 206 BIII. Current
hours 1,236.7 Hours TT. Low skids, rotor brake,
wedge windows
Eastern Atlantic
+44 (0) 1273 463336
[email protected]
http://www.easternatlantic.co.uk

Greek Air Ltd Aviation
Services
CAMO & PART 145 APPROVED ORGANIZATION
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Email: [email protected]

EUROCOPTER BO 105 - 1978


AGUSTA A109E POWER - 2003


BELL 206 L III


Ver y w el l eq u i p p ed

Equipment and component listed

on our home page

Asking price USD$650 000


For more info contact Göran Edgren
[email protected]
http://www.ex-changeparts.com

BELL


1980 BELL 206B JETRANGER III
Ottershaw Aviation presents a well maintained helicopter
in excellent condition. SN; 3010, TTAF: 2690, Reg: G-
BKEW, Only 2690 hrs since 1980. Painted in Silver with
Light grey leather seated interior with Dark grey carpets
and protectors. Full pan floats, rotor brake, front headsets
Bose x with David Clarks rear, Casey heater, Skyforce
Skymap 3c. Avionics include HSI linked VOR 1(KNS 80),
VOR 2, ADF, 2x Comms, Transponder etc. Operated pri-
vately and always hangared. Location: UK, VAT PAID
within the UK. £330,000.00 GBP
OTTERSHAW AVIATION
Contact: Alex Hoff: +44 (0) 7752 206 109
[email protected]

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or +49 (0) 5674 7007 20
Email: [email protected]
http://www.aerosales.de

SCHWEIZER 300C – 1988
ACTT: 6.400 hrs great component times, All
AD and SB current. Price: On request

BELL 206 BIII - 1978
ACTT: 3.000 hrs, Floats, WSPS,
Nice & clean. Price: On request

SCHWEIZER 300C - 1984
ACTT: 3.950 hrs, Dual controls, Dual
Fuel Tanks, CVFR Equipment, All AD +
SB current,excellent remaining times.
Price: On request

BELL 206 BIII - 1982
ACTT: 9.900 hrs, good component
remaining times, new paint, new
interior 2013, AD & SB current.
Price: On request

HELI NEWS 2


APRIL
2015

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Continued on P78

The light twin helicopter class

Tu r k i s h E u r o c o p t e r E C 1 3 5.

•The light twin helicopter class earned between
18-19 percent of total operator purchase plans in
the 2015 survey, with the EC135, Bell 429 and
AW109 series helicopters noted most frequently.

Heavy multi-engine helicopters
CHC operates the Sikorsky S-92A.

•Heavy multi-engine helicopters, such as the
EC225, AW101 and S-92, registered small but
steady levels of new helicopter purchase plans in
the 2015 survey; however, demand from large oil
and gas fleet operators not included in the survey
continues to support volume in the heavy class
even though some near-term replacement activity
may be deferred. Mi-8/17 purchase plans are not
fully represented due to limited response from
Russian operators in the 2015 survey.

Satisfaction with aircraft
Again in this year’s survey, Honeywell asked all
respondents to indicate their current satisfaction
over the past year with each model of aircraft they
operate. For models that received more than 25
responses, the make and models with the highest
net scores are the AW139, Robinson R66, Bell
407, Bell 429, Bell 412, Bell 206L, EC135, EC145,
AS350B series and Sikorsky S-76C.

These top platforms account for over 70 percent
of all survey make and model mentions and can
be considered the top current production
helicopters in terms of recent customer

satisfaction attitudes and likelihood to promote.
Many other makes and models currently in
production also received excellent scores that
did not make the top 10 list.

Helicopter Use Expected to Increase
Helicopter fleet utilization is expected to increase
this year. Planned increases by region include:
•North America: 27 percent of operators plan
increases and only 6 percent plan decreases.
•Europe: 10 percent of operators plan increases
and 4 percent plan decreases.
•Latin America: 45 percent of operators plan
increases and only 4 percent plan decreases.
•Middle East and Africa: 18 percent of operators
plan increases and only 3 percent plan
decreases.
•Asia-Oceania: 14 percent of operators plan
increases and 6 percent plan decreases.
All end-use categories reported increased levels
of flight activity in the 2015 survey. Oil and gas
operators reported the highest flight-hour use
per aircraft at approximately 850 hours per year,
followed by tourism with a strong increase to just
under 700 hours per year and then law enforce-
ment at more than 600 hours per year.
Emergency medical services, training, firefighting
and general utility were closely grouped at
approximately 400-450 hours per year. The low-
est average use was reported by corporate seg-
ment operators at just over 360 hours per heli-
copter per year.

Methodology
The 2015 outlook presents a snapshot of the
helicopter business at a point in time and
reflects the current business and political
environment. This year’s survey queried more
than 1,000 chief pilots and flight department
managers of companies operating 3,400 turbine
and 400 piston helicopters worldwide.
The survey excluded large fleet or “mega”
operators, which were interviewed separately.
Input received from large oil and gas support
and emergency medical service fleet operators
is factored into the overall outlook in addition to
the individual flight department responses.
The survey detailed the types of aircraft operated
and assessed specific plans to replace or add to
the fleet with new aircraft.

!More information visit – http://www.honeywell.com

NEW
PRODUCTS
BELL’s HAI Heli Expo
Showcases Plans
Bell 525 Relentless unveiling.

At the recent HAI Heli Expo event, Bell
Helicopter showcased several updated aircraft
and programmes, including its progress on its
newest products, the Bell 525 Relentless and
Bell 505 Jet Ranger X.

At the HAI Heli-Expo show’s opening day, Bell
introduced new product upgrades for several air-
craft in its current product line. Within the booth,
attendees gained the opportunity to learn more
about the company’s integrated global support
and service offerings, as well as get an up close
look at Bell Helicopter’s most advanced com-
mercial products.

80th Anniversary
“This year, Bell Helicopter is
celebrating its 80th anniversary,
and this successful longevity is
contributed to the company’s
commitment to providing
world-class support and service,” added
Garrison. “Bell has been expanding its
international capabilities to be closer to its global
customer, by updating its service center in
Prague, opening a regional office in Abu Dhabi
and coming soon, a new office in Tokyo.
The company’s focus on its customers has
been a key differentiator for the company,
as evidenced by our consistent number one
ranking in customer service for over two
decades.”

FEATURED
HELI
BELL enhances 412EPI
capabilities

Bell 412EPI.

Bell confirmed recently that it has received
certification for an improved Category A (CAT A)
procedure on the Bell 412EPI from the Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA). The new CAT A
backup procedure provides a significant increase
in payload, performance and operational versatility.

The alternate backup procedure for the Bell
412EPI provides improved takeoff capability with
increased payload by up to 640 lbs. in standard
conditions, while decreasing the required
minimum helipad size to 60 feet in diameter.
!More information visit – http://www.bellhelicopter.com

ENGINE ANALYSIS
Spectro-Jet-Care continue to be
the laboratory of choice for OEMs
Spectro Jet-Care, has recently received continued
approval from Turbomeca for the provision of
debris analysis services using Scanning Electron
Microscope, for their UK and Swiss laboratories.

All three Spectro-Jet-Care laboratories, located in
the UK, Switzerland and USA, also provide oil
analysis services approved by Turbomeca.
Approvals have also recently been received from
Airbus Helicopters, again for the provision of oil
and debris analysis services, enabling operators
to send their samples to any of the three Spectro
Jet-Care laboratories. Spectro-Jet-Care also holds
accreditations, approvals or preferred supplier
status for all engine and airframe manufacturers
including AgustaWestland, Pratt & Whitney
Canada, Sikorsky and ZF.
!More information visit – http://www.jet-care.com

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