A twin-engine member of the successful Ecureuil helicopter family, designed for a wide range of civil transport operations. Its twin-engine layout is rare in this class and allows the aircraft to be certified in Category A.

Advanced engineering and design give the 430 excellent flight characteristics for its class. Its main rotor, built around elastomeric bearings, gives the Bell 430 qualities usually associated with fixed-wing aircraft: smooth high-speed flight and a high payload. The rotor design also delivers leading performance in vibration resistance, strength and safety.

The Bell 206 is a family of light multipurpose helicopters developed and built by Bell Helicopter Textron. The type first flew on 10 January 1966, and series production, which began in 1968, continues to this day.

A family of medium multipurpose helicopters designed by the Italian manufacturer Agusta (AgustaWestland). AgustaWestland helicopters are known for their safety and reliability, service support and advanced engineering. AgustaWestland is now part of the Italian group Leonardo, and its helicopters offer leading speed and range in their classes.

The type is widely regarded as the optimal solution for VIP passenger transport. Depending on the cabin configuration, it carries from 6 to 12 passengers and two pilots. Comfort is part of that assessment: noise and vibration levels in the cabin of the 155 are the lowest in its category.

The type is widely regarded as the optimal solution for VIP passenger transport. Depending on the cabin configuration, it carries up to 5 passengers and two pilots. Comfort is part of that assessment: noise and vibration levels in the cabin are among the lowest in its category.

The Robinson R44 is one of the most widely used light helicopters in the world. It is highly economical, which significantly reduces operating costs compared with other modern helicopters. Given its flight qualities, performance and comfort, the R44 remains one of the most affordable options next to gas-turbine helicopters, which cost at least four times as much. The cabin uses modular equipment, so the configuration on board can be changed.

A family of light multipurpose helicopters designed by the Italian manufacturer Agusta (AgustaWestland). AgustaWestland helicopters are known for their safety and reliability, service support and advanced engineering. AgustaWestland is now part of the Italian group Leonardo, and its helicopters offer leading speed and range in their classes.

Developed by the French manufacturer Aérospatiale, now known as Eurocopter. A light single-engine helicopter with improved flight characteristics. Its versatility and low operating costs make the type well suited to aerial work, law enforcement operations and private use.

The Bell 407 multipurpose helicopter was developed by the American manufacturer Bell Helicopter Textron. Its Rolls-Royce/Allison 250-C47 turboshaft engine has electronic FADEC control. The standard configuration seats six passengers and one crew member. Standard fuel capacity is 477 litres, and an additional 75-litre tank can be fitted in the rear baggage compartment at the customer’s request. The engine provides a higher maximum take-off weight and improved performance at high temperatures and high altitudes.