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THE EC145 T2 USHERS IN A NEW GENERATION FEATURED ARTICLES BOOM TIME IN BRAZIL THE EUROCOPTER RANGE NEW FOR 2011 WWW.EUROCOPTER.COM © Charles Abarr/Eurocopter ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 1 04/04/11 09:56 Thinking without limits The Eurocopter EC225. A helicopter built to redefine your comfort zone. The latest Eurocopter EC225 is built for the ever-increasing exploitation challenges of today’s oil industry. A low-vibration, five-blade spheriflex rotor for smooth flying. A full glass cockpit with advanced avionics and exclusive autopilot functions for better pilot interfaces and improved situational awareness. Supremely efficient de-icing systems for maximum availability. A machine from a family with proven reliability across 2 million flight hours in the industry, capable of flying 19 passengers to the furthest rigs. When you think comfort zone, think without limits. ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 2 04/04/11 09:57 EDITORIAL 03 BUILDING ON A STRONG HERITAGE The latest Heli-Expo Air capabilities by continuously offering Show, which took place you cutting-edge aircraft with greater early March, gave positive signs added value, combining optimized to helicopter manufacturers around safety with competitive operating the world that the industry is gaining costs. steam, and suggested a global © Daniel Biskup recovery in the coming months. It is through decades of Eurocopter was once again a major experience that we are force at the show with its official able to offer such high- launch of the next-generation EC145 performance aircraft. This T2 helicopter. This light twin-engine strong heritage was built over time aircraft combines the time-tested by men such as Jean Boulet, who advantages of its predecessors —the passed away on February 15, 2011. BK117 and EC145— with improved The entire aeronautics world is in performance, fl ight safety and mission mourning. I would like to personally capabilities. In addition to the T2, pay my respects to this exemplary test the following new “e” generation pilot, who set 17 world records during helicopters were also launched: the his career. The record he set in 1972 AS350 B3e Ecureuil, EC135 P2e and for reaching the highest altitude ever T2e, and AS365 N3e Dauphin. These attained by a helicopter still stands new products clearly demonstrate today, and reminds us that the desire to Eurocopter’s capacity for innovation. go higher, farther and faster has always Our goal is to increase your mission been our company’s rallying call. Lutz Bertling, President and CEO of Eurocopter MARCH/APRIL/MAY - NO.89 - ROTOR JOURNAL ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 3 04/04/11 09:57 04 CONTENTS 06 UP ABOVE 08 RETROSPECTIVE Flying Over the Volcano 2010: The Year in Pictures IN THE 10 SPOTLIGHT The EC145 T2 Ushers In a New Generation 12 INTERVIEW The new-generation EC145 T2 William J. Amelio, performed its first flight on President and CEO June 25, 2010. In March of of CHC Helicopter 2011, it was unveiled to oper- ators and the general public New Opportunities at the Heli-Expo air show in For the Offshore © Charles Abarr/Eurocopter Orlando, Florida. Market © Anthony Pecchi FEATURED 14 ARTICLES © W. Ziegelmeyer/Helibras© W. BOOM TIME IN BRAZIL Eurocopter has been present in Bra- EC725, the EC225, has also been a zil since 1978 through its subsidiary success on Brazil’s oil and gas mar- Helibras, and has been a major play- ket, and Helibras is well positioned er in the current boom. to reap the benefi ts. Helibras is also In December 2008, the Group signed extremely active in other market seg- a contract with the Brazilian armed ments as well. forces for 50 EC725s, and Helibras is The subsidiary sold 38 helicopters now gearing up its operations to han- in 2010, (27 in the civil and 11 in the dle manufacturing and maintenance parapublic markets), including hel- work for the new helicopter inside icopters from the entire range of the country. The civil version of the Eurocopter products. SPECIAL REPORT 24 IN OPERATION 21 Delivery of the 600th Eurocopter Well Established in the Civil Market Helicopter With New Zealand’s diverse geography of On December 9, 2010, Eurocopter Can- towering cliffs, high mountain peaks and ada Limited (ECL) delivered the 600th rocky coastlines, helicopters have become Eurocopter helicopter on the Canadi- an effi cient and essential tool for the many an market. A powerful single-engine types of operations in the country, ranging AS350 B3 AStar/Ecureuil was handed © Advanced Flight from tourism and corporate transportation over to Héli-Inter Inc., a major operator to Search and Rescue, law enforcement and in Quebec that is a member of Groupe aerial work. Placement B. Allard. ROTOR JOURNAL - NO.89 - MARCH/APRIL/MAY 2011 ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 4 04/04/11 09:57 28 SERVICES • Eurocopter UK inaugurates a new service center + FOR MORE • The EC225 earns its stripes INFORMATION, with the French Navy © Ken Taylor CHECK OUT JOURNAL ROTOR LIFE OF THE RANGE New Improvements in 2011 30 Improving performance levels and reducing in 2011. In addition to the EC145 T2, four operating costs are major objectives for other families will benefi t from this new policy: Eurocopter, which is why the Group will be the Super Puma/Cougar, Dauphin/Panther, enhancing several helicopters in its range Ecureuil/Fennec and EC135/EC635. • First flight of the French Tiger in HAD version • Testing the Tiger in real-life conditions • NH90 in TTH version See more PICTURES PLANET EUROCOPTER of CHC Helicopter CEO 26 TRIBUTE The AAS-72X Offers the US Army 25 William J. Amelio’s visit Jean Boulet, to Marignane (page 12). an Excellent Solution a Record-Setting Pilot On December 7, 2010 at the American Eurocopter site The helicopter world is mourn- in Grand Prairie, Texas, EADS North America conducted ing the loss of Jean Boulet, who the first flight of the Armed Aerial Scout (AAS) 72X passed away on February 15 at technology demonstrator. the age of 90. Rotor Journal pays • The latest news from Eurocopter subsidiaries tribute to a man respected both around the world for his courage and his modesty. VIDEOS online: 34 OFF THE BEATEN TRACK - The EC145 T2 (page 11) The EC135 Tackles a New Mission - The inauguration of the new service and support center The utility company Southern California Edison (SCE), which pro- located at Dyce airport in vides electrical power throughout the Southwest United States, Aberdeen, Scotland (page 28) decided a few years back to only use twin-engine helicopters - The fi rst fl ight of the French to perform maintenance work on its high-voltage power lines. Tiger in the HAD version SCE has placed its trust in the EC135 P2i, marking the fi rst time (page 32) © Southern California Edison California Southern © that the helicopter will be carrying out this type of mission. - The fi rst fl ight of the NH90 Publication Director: Cécile Vion-Lanctuit, Editorial Director: Monique Colonges, Editor in Chief: Regina Lange, Iconography: Jérôme Deulin/ in the TTH version (page 33). Erin Callender, Translation: Burton, Van Iersel & Whitney, Munich, Proofreading of the English version: Erin Callender, Proofreading of the German version: Regina Lange, Proofreading of the Spanish version: Belén Morant, Proofreading of the French version: Monique Colonges, Published by: , Printed by: SPI, ISSN No. 1169-9515 (Copyright Eurocopter 2011, all rights reserved). The following are trademarks of the Eurocopter Group: , Stylence, Alouette, AS332, AS350, AS355, AS365, AS532, AS550, AS555, AS565, A Star, BK117, Colibri, Cougar, Dauphin, Djinn, Dolphin, EC120, EC130, EC135, EC145, EC155, EC175, EC225, EC635, EC725, Ecureuil, Esquilo, Fennec, Frelon, Gazelle, Lama, MRH90, NH90, Panther, Puma, Squirrel, Super Puma, Tiger, Tigre, Twin Star, Fenestron, Sarib, Spherifl ex, Starfl ex, Elis, Eurocoat, Eurocopter online, Satisfl y, Sparecopter, Arms, Cigalhe, Euroarms, Helitrainer, Horizon, Indoc, Locodoc EPS, Lodidoc PCS, Keycopter, M’Arms, Miniarms, Minihums, Orchidee, Sirina, Steadycontrol, Teamcopter, Thinking without limits, Umcard, VEMD, Vertivision/VSR 700. WWW.EUROCOPTER.COM 10-31-1565 Magazine printed on Triple Star, paper originating from sustainable forests. MARCH/APRIL/MAY 2011 - NO.89 - ROTOR JOURNAL ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 5 04/04/11 09:58 06 UP ABOVE Article ERIN CALLENDER Photo by FLYING OVER THE VOLCANO SIGURDUR ASGEIRSSON EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL BY HELICOPTER ROTOR JOURNAL - NO.89 - MARCH/APRIL/MAY 2011 ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 6 04/04/11 09:58 One year ago, on March 20, 2010, the volcano locat- per day for a period of six weeks. Each trip took about 35 ed on the Eyjafjallajökull ice cap in southern Iceland minutes. “The helicopters performed excellently, and both erupted for the fi rst time, resulting in an ash cloud that the passengers and our pilots enjoy the wide open cockpit left more than five million air passengers stranded all around and cabin so everyone can see well,” explained Jón Kjartan Europe. But helicopter operators in the area were anything Björnsson, chief pilot at Nordurflug. “This kind of flight was but grounded. One of Iceland’s leading helicopter tourism op- tricky because we had to be sure to remain upwind of the erators, Nordurflug ehf Helicopters, provided visitors in the eruption to avoid the wind and ash, but our aircraft did the region the chance to get up close and personal with the erup- job with no problem.” Based in Reykjavik, Nordurflug ehf Hel- tion at the Fimmvorduhals site. In their AS365N Dauphin and icopters specializes in helicopter charters, tours and aerial AS350 B2 Ecureuil, the Nordurflug team flew up to 10 tours filming and photography. MARCH/APRIL/MAY 2011 - NO.89 - ROTOR JOURNAL ROTOR89_UK_CS4_BAG2.indd 7 04/04/11 09:58 08 RETROSPECTIVE 2010: THE YEAR IN PICTURES © Patrick Penna/Eurocopter Contracts May 20: The Royal Malaysian Air Force orders 12 EC725s. September 20: The Mexican Ministry of Defense orders 6 EC725s.
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