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Heli-One’s Exchange Program Meets Super Puma Dynamics Demand


Heli-One recently completed Airbus AS332 dynamic component exchanges with a customer in Puerto Rico. The aircraft’s main gearbox and main rotor head were also recently overhauled at Heli-One’s facilities. The availability of the components allowed the customer to continue to provide services for their utility- based missions with minimal interruption.


Leonardo AW169 Helicopter Selected by the Argentine National Gendarmerie


Leonardo recently announced at the LAAD exhibition in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, an order for an AgustaWestland AW169 by the Argentine National Gendarmerie in support of law enforcement and border patrol operations, expanding the presence of Leonardo in the highly competitive Argentinian government sector. Delivery of the AW169 to the Argentine National Gendarmerie is expected in the second half of 2017 and follows the first commercial AW169s to enter service in Argentina and Brazil, respectively.


Mauro Moretti, CEO and general manager of Leonardo said “The selection of the new generation AW169 by such an important customer in Argentina provides further evidence of the competitiveness of the company’s high quality, advanced technology solutions that are designed to meet the current and future requirements of prime operators in Latin America, particularly in the demanding security sector”.


The customer operates a fleet of Airbus AS332L1 and AS350B2 aircraft for mixed use, with utility being their primary mission type. This exchange was facilitated by Heli-One’s large pool of rotable assets, with freshly overhauled and serviceable part numbers being added regularly. Heli-One’s “Build to Spec” exchange program has a dedicated team to ensure that new part numbers are being sourced to meet current and anticipated customer demands. The exchange program also empowers operators to customize their requests to meet both budget and planning requirements.


“We are happy to provide this customer with these in-demand dynamic components to ensure their aircraft continue to maintain their service levels,” said Eddie Lane, interim president of Heli-One. “The AS332 is a durable and flexible aircraft that meets many of their rotor-wing operational demands and we are happy to support their fleet. We have an extensive Super Puma component exchange pool and through our global network, we were able to quickly procure the right asset to meet their requirements.”


Heli-One has extensive support experience for the AS332 helicopter type with three global facilities.


They provide full


nose-to-tail MRO services including all levels of inspections, major


and minor component overhaul, engine support,


testing, avionics, and modifications (including more than 60 proprietary repairs).


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The AW169 multi-role, multi-mission capabilities allow operators to leverage the aircraft’s unique assets for surveillance, command, rescue, and transport in support of a wide range of operations including public order and safety, crime control, counter terrorism, drug control and border security, and search and rescue. The Gendarmerie will operate an AW169 that features a night vision goggle (NVG)-compatible cockpit, cabin roof hooks and wire- strike equipment, and includes provisions for a cargo hook, external loudspeakers, rescue hoist, search light, fast roping and rappelling systems, and FLIR. This will allow the Gendarmerie to expand the scope of their missions in the future as required.


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