UTair Aviation

Helicopters

Founded 1967 with headquarters in Khanty-Mansiysk Airport.

Branches/Joint ventures in India, Peru, South Africa and Slovakia

UTair is the 4th largest provider of helicopter services in the world and the leading helicopter operator in Russia.

As of 2011 UTair helicopter fleet surpass 230 aircraft with a vast majority of Mi-8/Mi-17 but also including two AS350 B3s, one AS355N and four BO105s in Russia, along with an AS350 B3 operated by its subsidiary in India.

News

Mi-171A2 Production Aircraft First Flight, 18-May-18 : First serial production Mi-171A2 performed maiden flight at the Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant. Will be delivered to UTair for trials work in polar regions

UTair’s Mi-8 Automated Flight Tracking Upgrades, 03-May-17 : SkyTrac Systems in partnership with Eastern European distributor Depicon, expands automated flight tracking services to UTair-Helicopter Services’ fleet of 46 Mil-8 helicopters.

UTair joins HeliOffshore, 19-Sep-16 : HeliOffshore, the offshore helicopter industry’s safety-focused organisation, confirmed its 100th member: major Russian operator UTair-Helicopter Services

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List of Units	Login to Edit

Rotary Wing Aircraft Unit	Created	Disband
UTair Russia	1967	--
Vostok Aviation	1993	--

Bases and Locations	Login to Edit

Base / Heliport	Units on this Location
Khabarovsk	Vostok Aviation 1993/
Khanty Mansiysk	UTair Russia 1967/

Model Types	Login to Edit

Model	Del'd	From	To
Mil Mi-171A2		2018
AH H175 / EC175		2014	2016
AW AW139		2012
EC AS350 Ecureuil		2011
Robinson R44		2007
Mil Mi-8 Hip (1st Gen)
Mil Mi-26 Halo

UTair Aviation

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