CHC Helikopterservice (CHC HS) today, officially opens a new civilian-operated rescue helicopter base in Tromsø, Norway.
Under the 10-year contract, CHC HS will provide 24/7 emergency rescue helicopters in Tromsø starting July 1,2022 and Svalbard, which has been in operation since April 1, 2022. Our crew will include pilots, rescue men, hoist and system operators, as well as doctors from UNN. At Svalbard, we are operating two super puma (AS332L1) for the whole contract period. In Tromsø, we will use Sikorsky (S 92), before switching to super puma (AS332L1) later.
EMEA’s General Operations Manager, Per Andre Rykhus said: “We are honoured that Norwegian Ministry of Justice has placed their trust in CHC HS to provide this vital service. I know that our specialist teams will work tirelessly, diligently and with unquestionable pride to provide an outstanding service, supporting emergency preparedness and safety in Northern Norway and Svalbard. CHC has years of experience working in some of the most inhospitable environments on earth. We know that our pilots and rescue crews are among the most highly trained and experienced in the world.”
Under the 10-year contract, CHC HS will provide 24/7 emergency rescue helicopters in Tromsø starting July 1,2022 and Svalbard, which has been in operation since April 1, 2022. Our crew will include pilots, rescue men, hoist and system operators, as well as doctors from UNN. At Svalbard, we are operating two super puma (AS332L1) for the whole contract period. In Tromsø, we will use Sikorsky (S 92), before switching to super puma (AS332L1) later.
EMEA’s General Operations Manager, Per Andre Rykhus said: “We are honoured that Norwegian Ministry of Justice has placed their trust in CHC HS to provide this vital service. I know that our specialist teams will work tirelessly, diligently and with unquestionable pride to provide an outstanding service, supporting emergency preparedness and safety in Northern Norway and Svalbard. CHC has years of experience working in some of the most inhospitable environments on earth. We know that our pilots and rescue crews are among the most highly trained and experienced in the world.”
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