Airbus, Babcock Secure 12-Year Contract for French Helicopter Maintenance

Airbus, Babcock Secure 12-Year Contract for French Helicopter Maintenance

Airbus Helicopters and Babcock have been awarded a 12-year contract to support the maintenance of 48 EC145 helicopters operated by France's Ministry of Interior. The contract entails logistical support including spare parts, transportation, stock management, technical data oversight and software support. Securite Civile and Gendarmerie Nationale utilize these helicopters for critical missions like search and rescue, emergency medical services, fire fighting and law enforcement operations. Airbus Helicopters and Babcock are committed to keeping these helicopters operational for their missions around the clock, ensuring security and safeguarding French communities. The contract also covers newer H145 helicopters that have been recently incorporated into the fleet.

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Marignane, 13 May 2024 – Airbus Helicopters and Babcock have been awarded a contract to support 48 EC145s operated by the French Ministry of Interior. The 12 year contract that starts this year was signed with the Direction de la Maintenance Aeronautique (DMAe), the organisation in charge of maintenance for aircraft operated by the French government.

“The Securite Civile and Gendarmerie Nationale play a key role in safeguarding our communities in France. We are proud to have signed this contract, which demonstrates their confidence in us and strengthens our partnership." said Romain Trapp, Airbus Helicopters’ Executive Vice President Customer Support and Services. “We measure our responsibility in guaranteeing that their EC145s are available 24/7 for their critical missions".

The contract covers the 33 EC145s operated by the Securite Civile and the 15 EC145s operated by the Gendarmerie air forces that are spread across 41 bases in France, including five bases in French overseas territories. The contract covers technical support (including industry technical representatives working on site), supply of spare parts, logistics solutions (transport of spares and stock management), technical data management and software support.


Airbus Helicopters and Bacock will ensure that the Securite Civile and Gendarmerie EC145s are available for their critical missions serving the French population. Securite Civile and Gendarmerie EC145s are used for search and rescue, emergency medical services and fire fighting missions. The Gendarmerie EC145s are also engaged in law enforcement operations.


Airbus is also committed to the renewal of the Securite Civile and Gendarmerie’s fleet of helicopters. Securite Civile already operates four new H145s ordered in 2021, which are also supported by Airbus Helicopters and Babcock. In late 2023, a contract was signed for 42 H145s for the French Ministry of Interior (36 for the Securite Civile and six for the Gendarmerie). Aircraft deliveries will start in 2024.



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