Heli Asset places first helicopter into Switzerland
Managing director Emmanuel Dupuy and sales director William Sturm are exhibiting at EBACE in Geneva next week.
Heli Asset’s Managing director Emmanuel Dupuy and sales director William Sturm are exhibiting at EBACE in Geneva next week.
Heli Asset has sold the first Eurocopter EC155B1 into Switzerland.
Zurich-based Heli-Link, sister company to Jet-Link and now subsidiary company of DC Aviation of Germany, took delivery of the 2008-build model, configured with eight VIP seats this week.
The aircraft is available for third party charter with immediate effect, joining an existing EC-120B in the fleet.
“We are delighted to be adding this new EC155B1 to our charter fleet,” commented Founding CEO Hanspeter Candrian. “Heli Asset did a terrific job in facilitating the sale of the helicopter to us.”
The boutique company remains fully autonomous following the ownership change, but its recent co-operation with DC Aviation means that it can now offer widened charter services on aircraft with a European Operator’s Certificate to complement its long established Swiss AOC.
Heli Asset placed some 18 helicopters in 2012 and recently started publishing quarterly pre-owned market updates.
Photograph: Heli-Link Eurocopter EC155B1 landing at Zurich
