This 1998 AS350B-2 operated in Australia as VH-EES and in New Zealand as ZK-HWD before imported to Canada in July 2000 by Vancouver Island Helicopters as C-GGNU. It was later flown by Kokanee Helicopters (2005-2011) and Coldstream Helicopters (2011-2014) before joining the fleet of Blackcomb Helicopters in August 2014. It was seen picking up a business group at the heliport beside the Rendezvous Lodge on Blackcomb Mountain, about 5,300 ft above the resort town of Whistler, BC.

The AS350B3 was first registered to Eurocopter Canada in Fort Erie, ON as C-FDGA in December 2009 and sold to Blackcomb Helicopters in January 2010. It was photographed picking up a business group at the lodge near the top of Blackcomb Mountain (elevation 2,436 m, 7,992 ft) overlooking the resort town of Whistler, BC.

This Blackcomb Helicopters/Aviation Airbus AS350B3 was was first registered to Eurocopter Canada Limited in Fort Erie, Ontario in March 2022 as C-GRNP and immediately re-registered C-GZBA. It was sold to Blackcomb Helicopters in November 2012 and photographed almost two years later picking up a business group from the heliport next to the lodge at the top of Blackcomb Mountain overlooking the resort town of Whistler, BC.

This EC130B-4 was one of five helicopters that picked up a group of business executives from the heliport next to the Rendezvous Lodge at the top of the Blackcomb Mountain ski hill above the resort town of Whistler, BC. It was built in France in 2007, flew with Herzog Aviation in the US as N117PM and then exported to New Zealand where it flew with Acernus Aero and Wanaka Helicopters as ZK-HAC. It was imported to British Columbia in 2012 by Seabreeze Jet Charters in Vancouver (owned by Deeley Harley Davidson). To Omega Air in 2013 and to Blackcomb Helicopters in 2015.

This early serial number Bell 407 (msn 53031) was built by Bell in Mirabel, Quebec for Fletcher Challenge Canada, a large forest company in Vancouver, BC and delivered in June 1996. When Fletcher Challenge closed its flight department in June 1997, the pilots bought the 407 and Bell 206B C-GBFH to establish Omega Air Corporation, which merged with Blackcomb Helicopters in March 2009. Photographed departing the heliport beside the Rendezvous Lodge near the top of Blackcomb Mountain, about 5,300 ft. above the resort town of Whistler, BC.