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Five Helitowcarts are bound for Eurotec
Helitowcart has sold five ground handling units to Eurotec. The transaction includes Heli-Carriers, compatible with several aircraft types that use of a counterweight to make moving helicopters a one-person operation.
Eurotec VP Hoss Golanbari with Helitowcart VP operational support Maxime Perron Caissy.

Canada-based manufacturer of helicopter moving equipment Helitowcart has sold five Helitowcarts to Eurotec, a helicopter sales, completion, MRO, consulting and technology development provider with facilities in Kansas and Toronto. The sale includes a variety of ground handling units including Heli-Carriers that are compatible with several aircraft types and, with the use of the counterweight balance to lift the helicopter, make moving aircraft effortless and a safe one-person operation.

“Being able to move aircraft safely and efficiently in and around our hangar is of utmost importance," says Eurotec vice president Hoss Golanbari. "We have been using Helitowcart ground handling equipment at our facility for years and have been recommending them to all of our customers around the globe. The reliability and performance of the complete product line make it an easy decision for us when we need additional equipment. If you move aircraft on grass, gravel, dirt, asphalt, snow or ice, Helitowcart has the perfect equipment to make it easy and safe.”

The Heli-Carrier is a cost-effective and ecological choice for ground handling your aircraft. Little or no maintenance is said to be required.

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