EC225 to Australia in early 2008
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EC225 to Australia in early 2008
Bristow will probably be importing two EC225s into Australia in nearly 2008 with both aircraft contracted to support operations in the Browse Basin.
Training the trainers is due to commence in Aberdeen within the next few days.
Oil company sources suggested that they needed a longer range aircraft than the existing Super Pumas.
"Sector distances are over 250nm and suitable alternates can be difficult during the wet season. We wanted an S92 because they (CHC's) are air conditioned, have greater aux fuel capability and a more comfortable cabin for the passengers. CHC or Bristow didn't have any available but we are happy that the 225 will do a good job based on Bristow's favourable experiences on the North Sea" said a source close to the oil company.
Training the trainers is due to commence in Aberdeen within the next few days.
Oil company sources suggested that they needed a longer range aircraft than the existing Super Pumas.
"Sector distances are over 250nm and suitable alternates can be difficult during the wet season. We wanted an S92 because they (CHC's) are air conditioned, have greater aux fuel capability and a more comfortable cabin for the passengers. CHC or Bristow didn't have any available but we are happy that the 225 will do a good job based on Bristow's favourable experiences on the North Sea" said a source close to the oil company.
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Leading Edge,
Are the two EC225s in addition to the four AS332s already being imported by Bristow currently? (One of these four, G-BMCX, has already arrived.)
See this other thread:
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=292590
Regards,
David
Are the two EC225s in addition to the four AS332s already being imported by Bristow currently? (One of these four, G-BMCX, has already arrived.)
See this other thread:
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=292590
Regards,
David