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the destroyed aircraft. The coating blocked the servo leading<br />

the helicopter to lose its steer ability, concludes an interim<br />

report by the Estonian board of inquiry. The final report about<br />

the fatal crash is expected to be published within about two<br />

months. Copterlines has issued a claim seeking millions of<br />

euros in compensation from the helicopter manufacturer Sikorsky.<br />

According to a Finnish newspaper report, the next kin of<br />

the twelve passengers who died in the helicopter crash are<br />

being paid considerable damages in an out-of-court settlement.<br />

The phase Charlie of the fire-season in Portugal lasts from<br />

1 July-30 September. The fire-fighting combat force during<br />

this period includes 52 airplanes: twenty-eight mediumsize<br />

utility helicopters, six heavy Kamov helicopters, fourteen utility<br />

airplanes and four Canadair/Beriev water bombers.<br />

The Government owned Empresa de Meios Aéreos SA (EMA)<br />

On 30 March 2007, the 2007-built Eurocopter EC120 B Colibri c/n 1477 was registered F-HFLB with BNP Parisbas Lease Group,<br />

Puteaux, operated by Conseils Logistique Production – C.L.P., Levallois Perret, France. Conseils Logistique Production, was<br />

registered as owner on 11 June. The same day, the Colibri was transferred to Aero Management, London. The F-HFLB visited<br />

Groningen Airport Eelde in the Netherlands twice on its route from/to Denmark on 29 July. The registration F-HFLB was cancelled<br />

on 2 August. The Colibri was registered as G-DRLH with a private owner in the UK on 8 August 2007.<br />

(Groningen-Eelde, 29 July 2007, Bert Visser)<br />

Agusta 109C 7618 N199WP Rusco Co, Memphis (TE), cancelled on 2 August 2007: exported to Seychelles.<br />

109E 11176 EI-DUN Barkisland (Development), Dublin, cancelled on 26 July 2007: exported to the USA.<br />

109E 11710 G-WELY Titan Airways, Stansted, registered on 9 August 2007.<br />

109S 22026 OY-HOO Avion, Copenhagen, temp.registered on 13 August 2007.<br />

109S 22033 I-CESR Elibombardia, Calcinate del Pesce, registered on 30 May 2007.<br />

119 14015 EC-KED FAASA Aviación, temp.registered in May 2007. Ex N119LF.<br />

119 14031 EC-KDQ Heliduero, Valladolid, temp.registered in April 2007. Ex I-CLMF.<br />

119 14047 EC-KEE FAASA Aviación, temp.registered in May 2007. Ex N929CV.<br />

119 14048 EC-KEF FAASA Aviación, temp.registered in May 2007. Ex N325BC.<br />

119 14520 EC-KEG FAASA Aviación, temp.registered in May 2007. Ex N119JA.<br />

206B3 8732 G-CCBL Wilson Aviation, Chelmsford, registered as operator on 27 July 2007.<br />

AW 139 31041 PH-SHL CHC Helicopters Netherlands, brought the new footballers of Feyenoord into Stadium<br />

de Kuip in Rotterdam on 1 August 2007.<br />

139 31089 EC-KHV Helisureste Helicópteros del Sureste, temp.registered in July 2007.<br />

139 31099 PH-SHP CHC Helicopters Netherlands, Den Helder, registered on 13 August 2007. On 15<br />

August delivered at Den Helder via Freiburg and a nightstop at Milan-Malpensa.<br />

AS/SA/SE 315B 2505 HB-ZDG Heli Rezia / Rotor Gloor, Davide Bernasocchi, cancelled on 14 August 2007. DBR<br />

after crash in the region of Arvigo on 10 July 2003.<br />

316B 1630 F-ZBDE Sécurité Civile, noted at Paris Issy les Moulineaux on 24 June 2007.<br />

316B 5377 SE-JFG HeliNord Norden, Arnäsvall, registered as owner on 17 July 2006.<br />

330J 1454 D-HAXL Bundespolizei, sold to HELOG. On 10 July 2007, delivered at Salzburg Airport, in<br />

basic green Bundespolizei colours, no titles.<br />

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added for the fire-season four AS350B3 Ecureuil medium size<br />

utility helicopters to their fleet of Kamov KA-32 helicopters. The<br />

new Ecureuils are CS-HMG; CS-HMH; CS-HMI and CS-HMJ.<br />

Next to its own fleet, EMA leases forty helicopters during the<br />

fire-season.<br />

The Spanish government announced that it is moving forward<br />

with a plan to use speed camera-equipped helicopters in<br />

major cities to issue speeding tickets. A Wescam MX15<br />

forward-looking infrared camera takes close-up photographs<br />

of the vehicle’s license plate while an airborne radar system<br />

generates a speed estimate that appears on the video image.<br />

In the near future, a fleet of speed camera-equipped helicopters<br />

will issue speeding tickets from the sky in cities like<br />

Madrid, Valencia and Sevilla. The system cannot be used in<br />

court prosecutions until the Ministry of Industry issues the<br />

expected paperwork declaring the system accurate.

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