Two of Canadian Helicopters’ Sikorsky S-61N helicopters recently returned to Canada at the conclusion of an overseas contract.  Pictured above, GJQN is being offloaded at the Edmonton International Airport.    The aircraft have undergone maintenance updates and are ready for service in Canada; one has already been busy supporting fire suppression activities in Quebec.  The S-61N is the largest helicopter type in Canadian Helicopters’ fleet.  The company now has three S-61N helicopters operating in Canada.

SkyAlyne has officially unveiled its team of strategic team members with which it will pursue the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program. Canadian Helicopters is proud to be a part of this team.

Canadian Helicopters already has an extensive background providing pilot training and maintenance services to the Canadian Forces and is excited to be aligned with other aviation and defence subcontractors.

Details of the SkyAlyne partnership are included in the linked press release.

March 2, 2020 – Canadian Helicopters returns from Antarctica after completing the first of a multi-year contract with the French Antarctic program. Picture taken in Hobart, Australia.

 

March 25, 2019 – Canadian Helicopters’ sister company, Heliwelders, is an approved airbus service centre.    In this photo an Airbus H125 helicopter arrives at Heliwelders Canada  in Langley B.C. for completion. Heliwelders will  install avionics, interior and customer kits, in addition to painting the aircraft for the manufacturer.