Comprehensive Solutions for Fleet Operations
At HeliAir , we cover all aspects of fleet operations. We are an internationally active maintenance design and service provider for helicopters in accordance with EASA Part 145 and Part M, as well as a fully licensed development, manufacturing, and certification center for EASA Part 21 G and J.
In addition, we are an officially approved Safran Helicopter Engines network partner and an authorized maintenance center
Taking Responsibility: Our Mission
We aim to be among the best: safety, expertise, reliability, and quality in all areas of our business—we won’t settle for anything less. Our work is always guided by the awareness that every action we take helps ensure safety on board a helicopter—and, ultimately, saves lives.
Excellence through experience: An innovative maintenance and service partner since 1983
With more than four decades of experience in helicopter maintenance, servicing, and modification, HeliAir has earned an excellent reputation both nationally and internationally. Reliability and a solution-oriented approach are the secret to our long-standing partnerships with satisfied customers. In addition, numerous innovative projects have been developed in-house over the years.
Center of Excellence: Our Certifications
We have established strict standards and quality assurance processes across our departments and teams. Thanks to a wide range of international certifications and approvals, we are able to meet all of our customers’ requirements. Continuous professional development and ongoing professional exchange ensure that our team is well-equipped to handle any challenge.
Our History
The HeliAir has separated from the in-house maintenance company of the rescueRescue of the Austrian Automobile, Motorcycle, and Touring Association (ÖAMTC) into one of Europe’s leading helicopter maintenance and service centers.
1978
Aircraft Innsbruck, which has been in business since 1958, is being taken over by Christian Schwemberger-Swarovski and Gernot Langes-Swarovski.
1979
Renaming and restructuring as Tyrolean Airways. The airline, air rescue, and business travel divisions will be merged.
1982
Acquisition of Helikopter Air Transport. Jakob Ringler is tasked with establishing the Christophorus system.
1983
Initial launch of the Christophorus 1 in Innsbruck in partnership with ÖAMTC. In the years that followed, additional Christophorus helicopters and bases were added.
1985
Renamed Tyrolean Jet Services. Tyrolean spins off its air rescue operations into Tyrol Air Ambulance and its helicopter division into HeliAir.
1995
Renamed Tyrolean Jet Services. Tyrolean spins off its air rescue operations into Tyrol Air Ambulance and its helicopter division into HeliAir.
1996
Jakob Ringler is stepping down from the management team. Kurt Noe Nordberg and Gerhard Egger will assume management responsibilities going forward.
Our Service Centers
Our Most Valuable Asset: Our Teams
To us, teamwork means: Every step must mesh together precisely, mesh together. Only then can a project succeed. At the HeliAir , experts work toward a common goal: to ensure safe flight operations at the highest level. A culture of mutual respect mutual support in all matters define our team.
