Chc Helikopter Service: partnership strategica con Aker Bp

Per un periodo iniziale di cinque anni, con possibilità di estensione fino a 15

Chc Helikopter Service, divisione norvegese di Chc Helicopter e fornitore di soluzioni di trasporto off-shore, ha avviato una partnership strategica da 500 milioni di dollari con Aker Bp per supportare la sua attività di elicotteri off-shore in Norvegia.

La durata iniziale dell'alleanza è di cinque anni, con opzioni di estensione fino ad ulteriori 15. Chc opererà elicotteri per Aker Bp dalle sue basi di Sola e Valhall, tra cui tre Sikorsky S-92 e tre Leonardo AW-189.

Aker Bp gestisce i giacimenti off-shore Valhall, Ula, Edvard Grieg/Ivar Aasen, Alvheim e Skarv, ed è partner a Johan Sverdrup. Infine in termini di produzione è una delle più grandi compagnie petrolifere indipendenti d'Europa.

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Oslo, Norvegia, 01/14/2025 09:42
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