Currently stored (at time of upload)

One of five French PC21s that arrived on a very gloomy afternoon at Baldonnel.

Current at time of upload as C-FFQG with Conair, for aerial firefighting use.

Currently parked as N377AC with Aero-Flite Aerial Firefighting(at time of upload)

This Twin Otter has been based in Ireland since 2011 operating very low-level surveys. It arrived in Weston in October 2021 for winter storage and maintenance and having had its survey antennae removed was ferried to Saudi Arabia in June 2022 to begin a new contract.

Departing from Dublin on its first day of service, having arrived from Boeing Field on 21 October 2022.

Captured during a rescue exercise in the Wicklow Mountains National Park using callsign "Rescue116", this 2006 built S-92A is acutally one of five operated by CHC Ireland. Four operational bases are maintained on behalf of the Irish Coast Guard and strategically located around the irish coastal cities of Dublin, Waterford, Shannon and Sligo. On each base, a crew of six people (2 pilots, 2 rescue specialists and 2 mechanics on the ground) provide a 24/7 SAR and HEMS service. To keep proficient, many different scenarios over the sea but also in mountain rescue operations are constantly trained.

On temporary external display at the National Museum, Collins Barracks in summer 2014.

Delivered to the Irish Air Corps as 238 in 1980. Sold as XA-TCB in 1992. Reregistered as N70HF in 1995 and N752CM in 2004. Cancelled from the register in 2016.