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Mon, Oct 15, 2018

Helibras Delivers Two H135S To Lider Aviacao

Will Fly Passenger Transport And Medevac Missions In The Oil And Gas Sector

Helibras announced the delivery of two H135 helicopters to Lider Aviacao. The contract was signed at the beginning of the second half of this year and includes the provision of helicopters configured for offshore operations such as passenger transport and medical evacuation missions in the Oil & Gas market.

"Flexibility, reduced maintenance and lower operating costs make the H135 the perfect helicopter for offshore operations. We believe that this versatile twin engine will be a major enhancement to Líder's broad fleet,” said Richard Marelli, president of Helibras.

As one of Airbus Helicopters' most successful lightweight helicopters, the H135 is known for its high strength, compact construction, low noise levels, versatility and low costs. The model can perform several missions, landing in virtually any location, particularly in "high & hot" conditions, while carrying more cargo over long distances than any other aircraft in its category.

According to Junia Hermont, the supervisory director of Lider Aviacao, the two helicopters will further diversify the fleet and add further expertise to the company, which has more than 40 years of service in the oil and gas market. "We are pleased with this acquisition and have already trained the entire team in the operation of this aircraft model."

(Image provided with Airbus news release)

FMI: www.airbus.com

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