Vector Aerospace Helicopter Services - North America has been approved as a service centre for the AS332 Super Puma helicopter family, as Vector moves further into the leasing business.
At the Heli-Expo exhibition, the certificate approving the company as a Eurocopter-qualified service centre for the AS332 was formally presented to Declan O’Shea, president and CEO of Vector Aerospace.
The certification includes O&I and I+ level airframe servicing, and allows Vector to perform major inspections, upgrades and retrofits on all AS332 models. The company is also looking to gain approval as a service centre for the Super Puma family in the
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