26 May, 17, Source: Aeropartner
Aeropartner took delivery of the first multi-purpose EC-120B helicopter. Newly registered in the Czech Republic as OK-AMS the helicopter will be engaged in the private air transportation to perfectly fit into the wide range of the Company’s services. The helicopter will often provide a quick shuttle between Prague Int’l Airport and remote heli spots offering direct transit from/to an Aeropartner’s bizjet that would provide connection to/from farer destinations.
EC120B in a five seat Helicopter powered by one turboshaft engine Arrius with spacious cabin for a pilot and four passengers with cruising speed of 230 km/h and range of 710 km. Furthermore its large and easily accessible cargo hold enables transportation of oversize luggage including skis and golf equipment.
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