Posted: 7th November, 2024
HeliOperations is proud to announce the award of a £141 million contract to provide comprehensive training for German Navy helicopter pilots. The seven-year contract, awarded by the German Ministry of Defence, will ensure the highest standards of education and operational readiness for German naval pilots as preparation for operating the NH90 Sea Lion and Sea Tiger helicopters.
HeliOperations will deliver a full-service training solution, including the development and maintenance of training infrastructure, accommodation and transport of personnel. Flying training will include theoretical instruction, advanced simulator sessions, and practical live flight training by day and night using HeliOperations’ growing AW139 fleet.
HeliOperations will play a pivotal role in ensuring German Navy pilots receive world-class training for a variety of maritime aviation roles. Training will commence immediately alongside the construction of approved infrastructure at HeliOperations’ Portland base.
Steve Gladston, CEO and founder of HeliOperations, stated:
“This contract reflects the German MOD’s confidence in our ability to provide the highest standards of training, service and support and solidifies HeliOperations’ position as a leading provider of civil and military aviation training services. We are committed to supporting the German Navy’s evolving operational needs and are hugely proud of our reputation for excellence. The contract is a key milestone in the company’s continuing development”.
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