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Merged companies muster nine helicopters

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

VLL and Cheshire Helicopters have merged to operate under the name of GB Helicopters, and now have a combined fleet of an Agusta A109S, an A109SP, two EC135s, an AS355NP, two AS355Ns, an AS355F1 and AS350B3 at locations around the UK. The combined company will be VLL Limited, trading as GB Helicopters, and will continue to fly under VLL's AOC number.