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Bell adds Agrarflug as service centre in Germany
Bell Helicopter is adding Agrarflug Helilift of Ahren, Germany, to its authorised customer service facility network.
Read this story in our November 2015 printed issue.

Bell Helicopter is adding Agrarflug Helilift of Ahren, Germany, to its authorised customer service facility network. With 30 years of experience in the industry, Agrarflug is an established operator with more than 40 helicopters in its fleet, carrying out charter services, aircraft maintenance and training for pilots and maintenance personnel. “We continue to build a robust aftermarket support plan to ensure our customers have the regional support needed to continue their operations,” says Bell senior VP Glenn Isbell.

“We believe that Agrarflug Helilift, like Bell Helicopter, puts the customer at the centre of all its activities, and as a result it is a natural fit to become the newest member of our award-winning customer service network.”

Agrarflug Helilift will provide field maintenance services for the Bell 204, 205, 206A/B, 206L and 212 models, and will also offer customisation, aircraft refurbishment and accessory options.

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