BEST CARE WITH HCARE


In a perfect world, helicopter operators would never have to service their rotorcraft or deal with unexpected repairs and AOG situations. Yet, maintenance issues occur in real life and operators must pay for them. That’s why Airbus Helicopters is offering HCare.


“HCare is our fixed-cost maintenance and repair solution for helicopter owners/operators that allows them to


enjoy predictable costs,” said


Baker. “It provides 24/7 support to HCare subscribers through email, telephone, or the Keycopter portal.”


HCare offers customers fixed- cost solutions for helicopter MRO services and upgrades; fleet management and optimization through connected services; training and flight operations, technical support and expert advice, and parts management/supply through HCare’s material management options.


HCare’s material management offering comes in three levels, scaled for all kinds of budgets: HCare EASY is a secure catalog service that supports fast and easy parts ordering, exchange, rental, and supply. HCare SMART is a paid-by-the-hour suite that provides financial predictability for repairs-by-the-hour, the-hour,


parts-by- exchanges-by-the-hour,


and full-service (all in) by-the-hour. Finally, HCare INFINITE provides helicopter owners/operators with full parts and service for their fleets, resulting in maximum rotorcraft availability.


The best news: “We have recently lowered our HCare prices,” said Baker. “Now it’s even more affordable to Airbus helicopter owners; from single aircraft owners to the largest fleet operators.”


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