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5 Jun, 12This news item is part of the HeliHub.com “Register Updates” series, listing helicopters which have been added to a particular national register, removed from it or the listed owner has changed. Our coverage represents the majority of registration and owner changes within the global civilian helicopter fleet. Most updates are weekly or monthly, although some are less frequent.
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NEW REGISTRATIONS
OE-XSY Bristol 171 Sycamore Mk.52 (13475) The Flying Bulls GmbH, Salzburg ex HB-RXB
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DE-REGISTERED
OE-XSR AS355N (5562) Cancelled
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CHANGE OF OWNER
OE-XIH AS350BA (1795) "Eurosystems Trade" Warenhandelsges. mbH, Vienna
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