News
Offshore OEMs vow they will not fly Super Pumas again: survey
September 11, 2017 By BBC News
A survey of oil workers by the manufacturer of Super Puma helicopters found 62% of passengers were unlikely to fly in the aircraft again.
The 225 aircraft were recently cleared to fly by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) after a crash last year, but only if certain extra safeguards are put in place by operators.
They were grounded following the fatal crash which was off Norway. | READ MORE
Advertisement
Stories continue below
- Helicopter activity draws ire from some Halifax residents
- Airbus to showcase HEMs innovation at China event
