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Sweden's Savback to sell Bells
Prospective helicopter owners in Sweden and Finland can now turn to SavBack to source a Bell option since it has become an independent representative for the manufacturer.
Savback Helicopter will now represent Bell sales.
Read this story in our September 2019 printed issue.

With over 20 years of experience selling both new and pre-owned helicopters, Sweden-based Savback Helicopters is beginning what it calls an exciting journey as a newly appointed Bell Independent Representative for sales of commercial helicopters in Sweden and Finland. With Bell, Savback will provide its extensive customer network the opportunity to improve their performance and operations.

“With the Bell's reliable and high-performing helicopters and top-ranking service and spare parts, we see great potential for our clients to be able to save both time and money,” says Savback Helicopters CEO Reja Savbäck.

Bell helicopters are ideal for the Nordic terrain and climate, making the company an excellent choice for Savback Helicopters to represent.

“Bell has a long history of providing excellent products, outstanding support and service close to their customers. We are excited to start this new chapter for our company. With Bell, we will improve the excellent service that our customers have come to expect from us,” adds founder and head of sales Michael Savbäck.

Savback Helicopters specialises in helicopter sales around the world and the team has been active in the industry for more than 28 years. Since it was founded in 1999, the company has sold close to 900 helicopters, both new and pre-owned.

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