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S92 FLEET CENSUS - EXTRACT│<strong>Q3</strong> <strong>2020</strong><br />

S92<br />

H225<br />

H175<br />

AW189<br />

15<br />

Australia<br />

13<br />

Australia<br />

Aircraft<br />

200<br />

Azerbaijan<br />

Azerbaijan<br />

150<br />

100<br />

29<br />

Brazil<br />

29<br />

Brazil<br />

50<br />

Brunei<br />

Brunei<br />

0<br />

Dec 2019<br />

Jun <strong>2020</strong><br />

Active Heavy & Super-Medium Rotorcraft Crew<br />

Transfer Rotorcraft Dec 19 vs Jun 20<br />

13<br />

9<br />

China<br />

Canada<br />

Ghana<br />

13<br />

10<br />

China<br />

Canada<br />

Ghana<br />

KEY CONCLUSIONS FROM<br />

<strong>Q3</strong> REPORT<br />

Mexico<br />

Mexico<br />

However, while the number of active aircraft<br />

has increased slightly, operators are thinning<br />

their fleets and returning inactive aircraft to<br />

lessors. Overall flights and flying hours are<br />

materially lower since early April this year<br />

(down 27% Y-o-Y at the time of writing) and<br />

these hours are being spread over the active<br />

fleet of aircraft.<br />

38<br />

45<br />

Norway<br />

Nigeria<br />

Thailand<br />

UK<br />

39<br />

41<br />

Norway<br />

Nigeria<br />

Thailand<br />

UK<br />

Norway now has the largest number of<br />

active S-92s. In the previous update of this<br />

report, it was noted that Norway and the<br />

UK both had 36 S-92s active. We have since<br />

seen units move to Norway and as of June<br />

<strong>2020</strong>, it has 38 units active compared to 29<br />

in the UK. The UK still has the largest fleet of<br />

S-92s in-situ. The USA was the third-largest<br />

demand center with 25 units working.<br />

35<br />

Trinidad and Tobago<br />

USA<br />

Guyana<br />

39<br />

RETIRED<br />

Trinidad and Tobago<br />

Guyana<br />

USA<br />

For more information on the S-92 Fleet<br />

Census, please contact<br />

Air & Sea Analytics at<br />

ops@airandseaanalytics.com<br />

NEW<br />

Poland<br />

S-92 Crew Transfer Fleet Location by Country Dec 2019 (left) vs <strong>2020</strong> (right)<br />

Poland<br />

About Air & Sea Analytics<br />

Air & Sea Analytics is a research & consulting firm formed in 2019 by Steve Robertson - an energy sector economist with a<br />

background in commercial & strategic market consulting and research. The company began by providing a timely and reliable<br />

measurement of activity in the Heavy, Super-Medium and Medium rotorcraft categories in oil & gas crew transfer. Within energy<br />

this has since expanded to include the emerging offshore wind market. Air & Sea has subsequently proven its methodology and<br />

approach to demand-side analytics in other rotorcraft markets including the utility sector.<br />

Air & Sea Analytics owns one of the largest private networks of ADS-B receivers worldwide and collates data that is either notshared<br />

by the public ADS-B networks or provides additional coverage in areas of interest for helicopter operations. In addition<br />

to regular subscription research products, the business also supports the financial and advisory community with bespoke<br />

analysis, used for business planning and transaction purposes. Projects are staffed by Air & Sea Analytics’ professional network<br />

of advisors and consultants, leveraging two-decades of commercial experience.<br />

52 | ASIAN SKY QUARTERLY — THIRD QUARTER <strong>2020</strong>

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