Air Greenland - Charter folder

AIR GREENLAND CHARTER

ARCTIC SPECIALISTS

AIR GREENLAND – YOUR ARCTIC PARTNER With more than 50 years of experience in flying in the ­Arctic, Air Greenland is the sustainable choice for operations in Greenland.

We are equipped for a vast range of tasks, from ­pre­cision sling, rescue operations, scientific researches, heli-skiing to passenger transport. You have versatile, efficient aircraft, and experienced pilots at your service. Every single job is specifically tailored to suit the customer’s requirements.

The challenges of operating in remote areas with weak ­infrastructure and harsh climate are routine for us. We know every corner of this vast country. The Arctic is our home ground.

Our company has been a leading force in developing corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Greenland and we have signed the UN Global Compact on CSR. As an Air Greenland customer you are at the forefront with regard to the d ­ evelopment of society in Greenland. It is also an investment in your future in Greenland.

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YOU CAN RELY ON US IN GREENLAND With decades of experience acquired from numerous operations in the Arctic, Air Greenland is the reliable and dynamic partner for any project in Greenland.

For us, it is routine to work in remote regions where there is a sketchy infrastructure and a challenging climate.

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WE GIVE YOUR EXPLORATION A LIFT For decades we have provided services for mineral explo­ration all over Greenland and we can handle the entire range of jobs anywhere in the country: transport of employees, equipment and supplies; sling load of heavy equipment; precision long-line sling in connection with moving drill rigs; aero­magnetic, geophysical and other forms of airborne ­surveys.

Our charter fleet consists of nine robust and flexible ­AS-350 B3 helicopters which can handle almost any task. Combined with experienced and competent longline sling pilots, the helicopter is ideal for all types of sling operation.

We are also able to support your exploration with a fleet of Bell 212 helicopters based at seven locations around Greenland.

Our experienced and highly-skilled staff is prepared to give you a first class conference, sales meeting, seminar or management meeting.

A true Yin and yang experience 250 km north of the polar circle

Our hotel-/conference services also include:

• Free wi-fi in all rooms and lounges • Direct Air Greenland check-in from the hotel reception • Shuttle bus - to/from city centre and airport • Early breakfast from 05.00 • State-of-the-art digital AV/IT equipment (updated in 2015) • UNESCO World Heritage view from all rooms and conference centre

Environmentally as green as Greenland in the summer

★★★★★

4-star hotel / 5-star conference www.hotelarctic.com

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We make things possible in Greenland

TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS

Administration Planning Staffing

Camp Rental Logistics Catering

Diamond Drilling Site Management Geological Support

Payroll & Taxes Accounting MLSA Reporting Budgeting Visa & Work Permits

Incoming Accommodation Storage Procurement On Call 24/7

Support Office Core Logging Medical/HSE/ERP Remote Sensing Anything Needed

Nungo Pedersen

Situated in the Capital Nuuk, with a strong Network of Local Contractors reaching all Towns and Settlements in Greenland, an experienced Management and a proven Track Record, XS is your Natural Choice as a Local Partner

Martin Sandy Shalmi

TRACK RECORD 21stNorth · Ice Cold Gold · Coastal Ventures · North American Nickel Greenland Gold Resources · Northern Shield Resources · London Mining info@xplorationservices.com MOBILE: +299 55 57 33 www.xplorationservices.com

WE LOVE AIRBORNE ­SURVEYS “I have now worked with Air Greenland and their heli­ copter pilots for 3-exploration seasons (2013 - 2015), and have nothing but praise to say about them. From the moment you first work with the pilots you know it will be a very good experience. Air Greenland provides extremely well trained and very professional pilots, the orientation sessions are ­exceptional as are the pilots and their flying skills. On a d ­ aily basis and often under highly variable weather conditions, the pilots display their technical proficiencies when it comes to slinging drills, fuel, equipment and supplies, drill core and moving various personnel about in often rugged terrain. I have worked in and around helicopters for 20+ years and have to say Air Greenland pilots are the best I

have met. Aside from their professionalism and technical abilities, they all love to fly and I love flying with them. First and foremost the pilots operate in a very safe manner, they are all very dedicated and friendly, very accommodating within reason, very o ­ rganized and provide valuable input with improving efficiencies of the field operations. As I said earlier, I have nothing but praise to say about all the pilots, and highly ­recommend Air Greenland and their pilots to any organization that needs to use helicopters.”

Jim Sparling, Project Manager at North American Nickel Inc.

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SIGHT-SEEING AND HELI-SKIING Flying in Greenland is spectacular – with tens of thousands of lakes in the mountains, cascading streams, deep fjords and the transformation of glaciers from the i­nland ice into gigantic icebergs. On sight-seeing trips by helicopter to the inland ice, our pilots select with pride the most fascinating views while the helicopter winds its way over the fiords and between the mountains.

Heli-skiing has become really popular over the last couple of decades. We lift the skiers up to the top of a mountain by ­helicopter and from here they shoot down to the fjord (to sea level) through virgin snow – and then jump aboard the helicopters again for another ride to the top.

We offer taxi-flying both with helicopters and fixedwing a ­ ircraft everywhere in Greenland and we have a great deal of experience in providing services for film crews on loca­tion.

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SCIENTIFIC ­E XPEDITIONS Air Greenland has the equipment to perform any job for scien­ ­ tific expeditions and we have the know-how from h ­ un­dreds of research missions all over G ­ reenland. We know every corner of this massive country and we are geared for the harsh climate.

Our AS-350 and Bell 212 helicopters can quickly be changed from a passenger to cargo configuration and the sling can lift up to 1,000 kg.

For jobs on the ice sheet, we can complement our helicopters with Twin Otter aircraft from our Icelandic partner Norlandair. The Twin Otter takes up to 19 passengers and can be fitted either with tundra wheels for rough terrain or skis for landing on ice and snow.

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SEARCH AND RESCUE

MEDICAL EVACUATIONS

Based on a contract with the Danish State, Arctic Defence Commande, Air Greenland carries out search and rescue services both offshore and on land.

Air Greenland carries out numerous medical evacuations, where our King Air, equipped with a full professional ambulance kit, is a dedicated aircraft on a contract with the Greenland Government. The aircraft carries out most evacuations, when patients have to be transported to a larger hospital in Greenland or Iceland. The King Air is even used for evacuations to Denmark where the patients are transported to Kangerlussuaq Airport to meet with another ambulance flight in cooperation with our partner Air Alsie.

The whole fleet can be requested to do search and rescue flights but there are two individual helicopters equipped with hoists, so they can rescue people in distress from ships, from the ocean, from drifting ice floes and from canyons and mountain sides where it is not possible to land.

We maintain all our aircraft, so that they easily can be equipped with stretchers and basic medical equipment

We have the KNOWLEDGE

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INFRASTRUCTURE ALL AROUND GREENLAND Our infrastructure is dense and robust. Air Greenland has bases, hangars, aircraft mechanics and other personnel in numerous towns in Greenland.

We have a large stock of spare parts at our main repair workshop in Nuuk, and several helicopter bases around the country. Combined with our “power by the hour� contracts ensuring that the manufacturer must deliv-

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er major new components within 24 hours, this means we are quickly back in the air after any downtime, and it saves you costly interruptions to your venture in the short and hectic season.

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Environmental Award Icelandic Tourist Board

Live and saiL on board a traditional sailing ship for 7 amazing days enjoying the natural wonders of scoresby sund HĂšSAVĂ?K - ICELAND

for More info visit www.northsailing.is or caLL +354 464 7272

Aviation services in the Arctic Scheduled flight service to Constable Point Charter flights Medevac service with medical staff Survey flights Complete logistical services Norlandair operates Twin Otter on skis and large size flotation tires and Beechcraft King Air 200.

www.norlandair.is

Tel. +354 414 6960 - email: norlandair@norlandair.is

CHARTER YOUR OWN ­AIRCRAFT The Airbus 330-200 is Air Greenland's largest charter aircraft with room for 278 passengers, which include 30 business class seats with high comfort and extra leg room. This wide-body aircraft has intercontinental range and is ideal for large groups who have high expectations of a pleasant journey. It is available for both ACMI and full charter.

Our Airbus has flown charter trips as far north and south as Thule Air base in northern Greenland and to the Canary Islands, as well as to the Middle-East, Canada and Alaska. We have transported military personnel for various governments, who have approved the aircraft and Air Greenland to carry out these flights.

Air Greenland’s seven Dash-8-200 aircraft are fast propeller aircraft with room for 37 passengers. It is perfect for groups who want comfort and short travel time. With two modern engines, the Dash-8-200 is the environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient choice in our fleet.

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OUR TRUSTWORTHY PARTNERSHIPS

NORLANDAIR

For operations on the inland icecap, we work ­together with our partner Norlandair.

NORÐURFLUG

Our partnership with Nordurflug ensures a ­better utilization of the combined fleet.

AIR ALSIE

Air Alsie’s aircraft set-up for medical evacua­ tion. Air Greenland’s King Air has a similar configuration.

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WE KNOW GREENLAND FROM ABOVE – AND FROM BELOW When you charter from Air Greenland you get aircraft that are optimised for Arctic conditions and ­pilots with unique experience in operating in a country with harsh climate and scarce infrastructure.

Our scheduled route flights fly in from Copenhagen and K ­ eflavik, and connect to over 60 destinations ­inside Greenland. You will also have the convenience of ­ having your chartered flights coordinated with these flights, by which you will fly into and around Greenland.

We have the advantage of a broad network – we know the regulations and legal requirements, and we have estab­ ­ lished infrastructure in the form of hangars and aircraft all over Greenland. As an Air Greenland ­customer you get much more than the flight ­itself.

Benefit from our network and local knowledge.

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EUROCOPTER AS-350B3

BELL 212

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length (incl. rotor) m: Wingspan m: Engine:

Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length (incl. rotor) m: Wingspan m: Engine: Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

5 234 7,000 2,250 670 12.94 10.69 Turbomeca Arriel 2B/2B1 1 732/847 9

13 185 3,000 5,080 370 17.42 14.63 Pratt & Whitney 2 1,800 7

HELICOPTER FLEET

S-61

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length (incl. rotor) m: Wingspan m: Engine: Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

19 220 3,650 9,300 600 18.00 18.90 General Electric 2 3,000 2

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FIXED WING FLEET

SUPER KING AIR

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length m: Wingspan m: Engine: Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

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9 480 10,670 5,700 2,400 13.40 16.60 Pratt & Whitney 2 1,700 1

DASH-8-200

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length m: Wingspan m: Engine: Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

AIRBUS 330-200

37 537 7,620 16,470 1,713 22.25 25.89 Pratt & Whitney 2 4,300 7

Max. number of seats: Average speed km/h: Max. altitude m: Max. take-off weight kg: Max. range km: Length m: Wingspan m: Engine: Number of engines: Total engine power h.p.: Number in Air Greenland fleet:

278 870 13,666 230,000 10,500 58.37 60.30 Pratt & Whitney 2 68,000 1

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Air Greenland Charter ARCTIC SPECIALIST

AIR GREENLAND CHARTER TEAM

Hans Peter Hansen Director, Charter and Offshore T +299 343140 / +299 551266 E hphansen@airgreenland.gl

Finn Siegstad Key Account Manager T +299 343144 E finns@airgreenland.gl

Bergur Þ. Gunnþórsson Sales Manager, Charter T +299 343143 / +299 548717 E bg@airgreenland.gl

Toke Brødsgaard Sales Account Manager T +299 343146 E toke@airgreenland.gl

Annette Pind Administrator, Charter T +299 343145 E apind@airgreenland.gl

Varvara Holm Administrative Assistant T +299 343142 E vholm@airgreenland.gl

Peter Frederik Lyberth Key Account Manager T +299 343141 E pflyberth@airgreenland.gl

Each contract is tailor-made to suit the customer’s specific requirements and our service extends beyond the flight itself. For further information, please contact: Air Greenland Charter T +299 34 34 34 F +299 32 08 98 E glcharter@airgreenland.gl

Air Greenland Cargo T +299 34 34 34 F +299 32 61 48 E gohcargo@airgreenland.gl

Air Greenland Ticket Reservation T +299 34 34 34 F +299 32 88 36 E reservation@airgreenland.gl

Air Greenland Inc. P.O.Box 1012, 3900 Nuuk Greenland, www.airgreenland.com/charter

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