Behind every mission there is a huge amount of work that begins long before the helicopter lifts off: maintenance, planning, training, coordination. When all of that functions, the result shows in the air.

This acquisition allows for greater integration of resources, expertise and services, reinforcing Medilink's ability to meet the evolving needs of the aviation and assistance sectors.

The aircraft will be part of a company set up for routes in the Mediterranean, Europe and north Africa. SJG has the option to trade them back for zero carbon, hydrogen-powered variants when they enter service in 2026.