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McDermott Aviation Bases New Airbus H125 on Sunshine Coast

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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McDermott Aviation, Australia's largest privately owned helicopter operator, has taken delivery of a factory-new Airbus H125. The aircraft is powered by a Safran Arriel 2D engine and will be based on the Sunshine Coast. The company stated the acquisition reflects its ongoing strategic investment in technology and capability.

From australianflying.com.au

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The addition of the H125 provides a modern and versatile platform that complements McDermott Aviation's existing fleet. The company noted the aircraft's suitability for diverse operations, including utility and emergency response, as it continues to grow both in Australia and internationally.

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority regulates civil aviation in Australia, including involvement in aircraft assessments at the Sunshine Coast.

From australianflying.com.au

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