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Transportes Aéreos Pegaso signs for Safran SBH support
The engines of the whole Pegaso fleet are now covered by SBH. Founded in 1981, the Mexican helicopter operator provides on and offshore helicopter support.
Up to 30 Arriel 1 and 2 engines will be supported through this SBH deal.

Mexican operator Transportes Aereos Pegaso has signed a support-by-hour (SBH) contract with Safran Helicopter Engines, covering the company's H145, EC145 and BK117 aircraft. This formalises a five-year MRO agreement supporting a total of over 30 Arriel 1 and 2 engines.

Enrique Zepeda Navarro, Transportes Aereos Pegaso CEO, comments: “With this contract, we will benefit from the best engine support for our Arriel-powered helicopters. We are delighted to have Safran on our side as we conduct our missions.”

Safran Helicopter Engines EVP support and services Olivier Le Merrer adds: “We are extremely proud to provide this support solution to Pegaso for its helicopters. We will deliver world class services to guarantee the availability of the engines inside.”

The whole Transportes Aereos Pegaso fleet is now covered by SBH. Founded in 1981, the Mexican helicopter operator provides on and offshore helicopter support. This contract will be managed by Safran Helicopter Engines USA, which supports more than 3,200 engines operated by 400 customers flying in the United States.

SBH makes engine operating costs predictable, eliminating cash peaks, allowing flexibility for scheduled and unscheduled MRO coverage. It now covers 40 per cent of Safran Helicopter Engines customer turbines' flying hours and is part of EngineLife Services, Safran's range of solutions for helicopter engines.

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