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Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Travels in Comfort, Style, and Speed with New Airbus Helicopters H145


Jerry Jones, owner, president, and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys, one of the world’s most recognizable professional sports franchises, has chosen a new, customized H145 corporate helicopter as his go-to business transportation tool. Jones decided to purchase the H145 from Airbus Helicopters Inc. of Grand Prairie, Texas, after a competition with other available helicopter models.


The H145 is one of the newest and most technologically advanced models in the Airbus Helicopters product line. The helicopter will provide Jones with a fast and smooth ride in a comfortable cabin


that can seat eight-to-10 passengers, depending on the configuration. With the new H145, Jones and his leadership team will be able to commute swiftly to and from the team’s headquarters complex at The Star, in Frisco, Texas, a suburban area north of Dallas. Jones, his staff, and family will be flying above the Dallas-Fort Worth region’s traffic-snarled highways and road construction projects.


“This helicopter will save us valuable time, and allow members of our organization to work and live more efficiently,” said Jones. When Jones took delivery of the new helicopter, he told Airbus Helicopters Inc. employees: “I’ve been so excited in anticipation of getting this helicopter. I see the quality and the pride that you put into it. It says Dallas Cowboys.”


“Jerry Jones made an outstanding choice when he selected the superb Airbus Helicopters H145 to be his aircraft and to be the official helicopter of the iconic Dallas Cowboys, America’s Team,” said Christopher Emerson, president of Airbus Helicopters Inc. “Our company has been the leader in U.S. helicopter sales for 15 consecutive years, and that is because of the commitment of our employees to not only build and support the helicopters, but to also take care of each customer. We’re not just selling helicopters; we’re providing a gratifying long-term experience.”


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