In 2009, the AW139 was selected in a USD $348 million deal to fulfill Trinidad and Tobago Air Guard (TTAG) missions that included law enforcement, anti-terrorism, disaster relief, firefighting, defense and ambulance medical evacuations. Training and maintenance was awarded to Cobham
On June 2017, the four AW139 were grounded as Government refuses USD $28.75 million maintenance obligation
On October 2019, with the 4 helicopters still grounded, the Governemnt announced talks with NHSL to transfer the aircraft
On June 2017, the four AW139 were grounded as Government refuses USD $28.75 million maintenance obligation
On October 2019, with the 4 helicopters still grounded, the Governemnt announced talks with NHSL to transfer the aircraft
News |
Trinidad and Tobago AW139 5000 flight Hours
16-Dec-14 - Trinidad and Tobago Air Guard AW139 unit has now flown over 5,000 flight hours and is engaged in SAR, medevac, and maritime security missions.Trinidad and Tobago Orders Four AW139 Helicopters
30-Jul-09 - Trinidad and Tobago signed contract to purchase 4 AW139 helicopters. List of Aircraft |
| C/N | Mod | Built | ID In this Org | In other Org | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41235 | 2010 | 9Y-AG311 TTAG from Jun11  |  N220YS: Agusta Aerospace Corp Jan11 | ||
| 41256 | 2011 | 9Y-AG312 TTAG from Jun11 | N221YS: Agusta Aerospace Corp Jan11 | ||
| 41284 | 2012 | 9Y-AG313 TTAG from May12 | N412SH: AgustaWestland, PA Feb12 | ||
| 41285 | 2012 | 9Y-AG314 TTAG from May12 | N413SH: AgustaWestland, PA Feb12 |
