007 elements Sölden t/s. This is the James Bond cinematic installation built inside the summit of the Gaislachkogl Mountain in Sölden

The AS350BB is a version of the AS350 B2 ordered by the UK MoD in 1996 to equip the new Defence Helicopter Flying School (DHFS) established at RAF Shawbury in 1997. Thirty-four were delivered and powered by a derated Arriel 1D1 turboshaft. Thirty surplus AS350BBs were exported to Canada, with 15 going to Panterra Helicopter Support in Beamsville, Ontario and 15 to Tempest Aviation Group in Kelowna, BC. The 350BB is not listed on the FAA or Transport Canada type certificate so most were reduced to spare parts. This ex-Panerra Squirrel HT.1 is ex-G-BXLE, ZJ276, G-BXLE and N61MC.

Being used as the transport for Red 10, the Red Arrows' commentator.

ex F-WWXM

Registered in December 2001. Tony Arbon photo

In April 2021, Air-Glaciers bought two 2nd hand AS-350B2's, HB-ZYE being one of them. Air-Glaciers's B2's are mainly used for spraying vineyards in the canton of Valais and Vaude. Originally built in 1981 as AS-350B, it was at one point converted to B1 and then eventually to B2. Among the various registrations it carried over the years, the most interesting are SX-HBI when operated by Olympic Airways in Greece, after which it became ES-37 with the Algerian Gendarmerie (El Dark El Watani). Image taken during the Lauberhorn FIS Ski World Cup race, shuttling spectators to the Kleine Scheidegg.

Bringing Red 10 in to commentate on the team's display.

Before getting its own AS-350B3 HB-ZKZ, the police of the canton of Zurich often leased helicopters fom Heli Linth, and then applied a big "Police" label to the fuselage. It can be seen here visiting Helimission's heliport in Trogen. HB-ZBJ was built in 1999 and was operated by Heli Linth till 2012, when it was sold to Tundra Helicopters in Canada as C-GSFY.

Tony Arbon photo.

Registered in August 1984. Mike Madden photo

Bell at the rear and the motor-cycle (I presume) to bring the pilots back to the mess!

Carrying out local flights during the day.

The Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia (MPDC) has been operating this AS350 since 2002.

This Airbus AS 350B3+ was built by American Eurocopter Corp. at its factory at Golden Triangle Regional Airport (KGTR) in Columbus, Mississippi and test flown as N190AE before delivery to the Department of Homeland Security in 2012 and was assigned to the US Customs and Border Protection base at Bellingham International Airport, just south of the US-Canada border. Has US Customs and Border Protection titles and US Department of Homeland Security badge on the tail.