Norsk Helicoper
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Norsk Helicoper
I am a bit confused. There is or was a norsk helicopter bought by and merged with bristow.
There was a norsk helicopter merged with chc.
And finally there is a norsk helicopter service "independent"
There was a norsk helicopter merged with chc.
And finally there is a norsk helicopter service "independent"
Last edited by Thorond0r; 31st Aug 2012 at 21:40.
Maybe not so independent!
Norsk Helikopter is now 100% Bristow (originally 49%) and is now operating as Bristow Norway AS.
CHC Helikopter Service is what it says, CHC.
Norsk Helikopter Service is a new start with a connection to Bond. They are yet to get contracts and aircraft. They are just an AOC at the moment and their name is simply trying to ride off the success of both Norsk Helikopter and Helikopter Service.
TiP
CHC Helikopter Service is what it says, CHC.
Norsk Helikopter Service is a new start with a connection to Bond. They are yet to get contracts and aircraft. They are just an AOC at the moment and their name is simply trying to ride off the success of both Norsk Helikopter and Helikopter Service.
TiP
LN-OEA - aircraftregister.net
Couldn't navigate the Norwegian caa site it seems to be worse than uk one.
Couldn't navigate the Norwegian caa site it seems to be worse than uk one.
When I raised the question of LN-OEA operating from Norwich, they told me... "The reason the AW 139 is on Norwegian registry is because it is operated by Norsk Helikopterservice AS (NHS) and subsequently leased to Bond Offshore."
The Norwegian register lists it as below - where the owner (in normal type) differs from the Operator, the Norwegian CAA (known as Luftfartstilsynet locally) put the operator it italics underneath.
International Aviation Leasing have 6xAS332 and 2xEC225 on the G register, all in the G-RED# series.
The Norwegian register lists it as below - where the owner (in normal type) differs from the Operator, the Norwegian CAA (known as Luftfartstilsynet locally) put the operator it italics underneath.
International Aviation Leasing have 6xAS332 and 2xEC225 on the G register, all in the G-RED# series.