Airbus Helicopters has delivered the first H160 to Indonesia’s Derazona Helicopters, marking the aircraft’s entry into the Southeast Asian energy market.
This next-generation rotorcraft is set to bolster Derazona’s fleet, supporting offshore energy operations, utility missions, and commercial passenger transport.
As the region’s pioneer operator for energy missions, Derazona Helicopters aims to leverage the H160’s advanced safety and efficiency.
“The arrival of our first H160 marks an exciting chapter for Derazona Helicopters. As the pioneer operator of this aircraft for energy missions in Southeast Asia, we are eager to deploy its unique capabilities to serve our various clients with the highest levels of safety and efficiency,” Bapak Ramadi Widyardiono, director of Production, Derazona Helicopters said.
Widyardiono said that the H160’s proven performance will be key to reinforcing our position as a leader in helicopter services in Southeast Asia.
“We are proud to see the H160 enter service in Southeast Asia, cementing our relationship with Derazona as they become the region’s launch customer for energy missions,” Regis Magnac, vice president head of Energy, Leasing and Global Accounts at Airbus Helicopters said.
“The H160 represents a true generational leap, built to be an efficient, reliable, and comfortable workhorse, perfectly suited for the demanding operational requirements of the Indonesian energy sector. This delivery is a significant milestone that underscores the aircraft’s global appeal and its ability to redefine standards in offshore transport,” he added.
The H160 is one of the world’s most technologically advanced helicopters, designed and built to deliver the highest levels of operational safety while providing unmatched comfort for rotorcraft in its class.
Capable of performing wide-ranging missions including law enforcement, offshore transportation, search and rescue, private and business aviation, and emergency medical services, the H160 has entered into service in Brazil, Canada, China, France, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, UK, US and many other European countries.
