Built in 2012 at Leonardo's US assembly plant in Philadelphia, this AW139 was initially registered N818LS, becoming T7-LSS in late April 2014 with operator Skymedia AG (part of the Lions Air Group). Transferred to Lions Air in January 2017 and current at the time of upload. Based at Bern Airport and always owned by Aston Martin Formula 1 team owner Lawrence S. Stroll (hence the T7-LSS registration), the heli is mainly used for corporate flights by the Stroll family within Mainland Europe, but can also be seen quite often at London's Heliport (EGLW).

This 1983 built a/c (test registration F-WKQA) served with Helikopter Service in Norway as LN-OLB till at least 2003. Leased to Maersk as OY-HMJ between 1996 and 1999. It became G-CIOI in March 2015, then D-HBGL in early 2016 (ntu), and finally OE-XAP with Heli-Austria in June 2016. Transferred to swiss operator Lions Air in April 2023, which started to get involved in the fire fighting business, contracting OE-XAP to South Korea. The korean text on the tailboom reads "Forest Service" and "Emergency Aircraft / Wildfire supression" on the cabin door. Seen returning from Asia via Antwerpen port.

Very small titles under the cockpit

Now operating in South America as CC-DDZ.

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received a new elegant color scheme

Previously: N847GA, Later on to: N844RC, N777ZR