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VIP Jets Ltd. Signs For First Bell Helicopter In Cambodia

Will Be Used For VIP Transport And Tourist Flights

Bell Helicopter has signed a letter of intent (LOI) with VIP Jets Ltd. for the first Bell 505 Jet Ranger X in Cambodia. This is also the first Bell Helicopter aircraft signed for in Cambodia. The aircraft will be used for VIP and tourist transport from The Royal Sands Koh Rong in Cambodia.

Operated by Helicopters Cambodia, the Bell 505 will fly VIPs and tourists from Sihanoukville Airport to Koh Rong Island located about 25 kilometers from Sihanoukville, in the Gulf of Thailand. The Royal Sands Koh Rong is a new luxury resort with 67 Villas located on the beach on the island’s West Coast, set to open at the end of 2016.

“As customers begin to experience the capabilities of the Bell 505 and see how the aircraft fits seamlessly into their operations, we believe we will continue to see a number of firsts around the world,” said Patrick Moulay, Bell Helicopter’s vice president of Global Sales and Marketing. “We are proud VIP Jets sees the opportunity that the Bell 505 offers and look forward to supporting their operations.”

With a cruise speed of 125 knots, range of 360 nautical miles and useful load of 1,500 pounds, the Bell 505 is designed to be safe and easy to fly while remaining affordably priced. The Garmin G1000H Integrated Avionics Suite provides pilots critical flight information at a glance to maximize situational awareness. Pilot workload is further reduced by the Turbomeca Arrius 2R engine with dual channel Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC).

Every Bell Helicopter is backed by a support network with over one hundred Authorized Customer Service Facilities located around the world.

(Image provided with Bell Helicopter news release. [L-R] Mr. Kevin Treloar, CEO of Helicopters Cambodia; Eric Ng, Bell Helicopter sales representative, Asia Pacific; Mr. Luzi Matzig, CEO of VIP Jets Ltd.; Patrick Moulay, Bell Helicopter’s vice president of Global Sales and Marketing; Jonathan Koh, Bell Helicopter’s business development manager, Asia Pacific; Natalie Taylor, Bell Helicopter’s manager of Contracts, Asia Pacific; Sameer Rehman, Bell Helicopter’s managing director, Asia Pacific.)

FMI: www.bellhelicopter.com

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