Canada ordered 41 Sikorsky CHSS-2 ASW helicopters for the Royal Canadian Navy in 1960. The first few were built by Sikorsky in CT with the remainder being assembled at United Aircraft of Canada (a subsidiary of Sikorskys parent company, United Technology) in Montreal. Upon unification in 1968, the helicopters were redesignated CH-124 Sea King. 
CH-124 Sea King News |
RMS Wins Canadian CH-124 Sea King Bidding
14-Aug-19 - Rotor Maxx Support Limited (RMS), a well known Sikorsky S-61/H-3 support centre part of VIH Group, acquired 15 of the recently retired Canadian Armed Forces’ CH-124 Sea King helicopters. VIH currently operates 8 civilian S-61 in its fleet #SeaKing
Farewell to Canadian Sea King
22-Dec-18 - Royal Canadian Air Force Sikorsky CH-124 Sea King last official flight after 55 years of service #SeaKing
Canadian Sea King 405 New Home in Trenton
05-Dec-18 - The Sikorsky CH-124 #405, one of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) longest-serving Sea King helicopters arrived at her new home in the National Air Force Museum of Canada (NAFMC) in Trenton, Ontario #SeaKing
Last Flights for Canadian CH-124 Sea King
29-Nov-18 - Sea King CH-124 #17 painted in original Royal Canadian Navy colors performed cross-country flight in recognition of their 55 years of service. The CH-124 Sea King has flown more than 550,000 flight hours with the Canadian Armed Forces since 1963 #SeaKing
Canadian Sea King Going Out with Style
26-Jul-18 - Last Sea Kings flying with 12 Wing ending more than 55 years of service with Canadian Armed Forces. #17 has been painted in original Royal Canadian Navy colours and undertaking a cross-country flight #history| More News ... |  |
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List of Operators of CH-124 Sea King |
| Years | Model | Org | |
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| 1962/68 |  Royal Canadian Navy (1945-1968) | ||
| 1968/18 | Canadian Armed Forces |
Global Distribution of CH-124 Sea King |
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