Indicative terms of the proposed offer
Indicative share price $POA
Number of shares: 4 shares
A monthly charge, an hourly maintenance allowance, fuel charge and insurance costs will apply. Rules relating to the allocation of helicopter use will apply.

Helico Limited is seeking preliminary indications of interest in respect of an offer of ordinary shares in the capital of a helicopter owning company. No money is currently being sought, and the shares cannot currently be applied for or acquired under the intended offer. If the offer is made, it will be made in accordance with the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013. Indications of interest may be made by emailing simon@helico.nz  or calling 027 533 6655. No indication of interest will involve an obligation or a commitment to acquire the shares. The company will be formed to purchase the helicopter, and establish a helicopter-owning scheme. Under the proposed offer the company will own the helicopter, and the shareholders will pay a monthly charge, an hourly maintenance allowance, fuel costs, insurance costs, and any additional costs related to optional services. Shareholders will be entitled to use the helicopter in accordance with the rules of use.

From major tourist destinations to the busy airspace over cities, the single-engine H130 (previously known as the EC130 T2) is in widespread use with sightseeing services, charter operators and emergency medical services, among others. As a multi-role rotorcraft, the H130 has a spacious cabin for one pilot and up to seven passengers.

As the quietest helicopter on the market in its category, the H130’s Fenestron® shrouded tail rotor and automatic variable rotor speed control contribute to its significantly reduced external sound level.

The H130 incorporates state-of-the-art technologies, materials, systems and avionics, building on the proven experience of Airbus’ Ecureuil rotorcraft family. This user-friendly helicopter is pleasant and easy for pilots to fly. The Vehicle and Engine Multifunction Display (VEMD), integrated in the instrument panel, reduces the pilot’s workload considerably, thus enhancing flight safety.

As one of the quietest helicopters in the skies, the H130 sets the standard for tourism operations worldwide. Its very low sound level is 6 dB below the ICAO requirement and remains quieter than the most restrictive limits defined for flights over national parks, wildlife reservations and urban areas.

The wide, unobstructed cabin can accommodate the pilot and up to seven passengers, providing outstanding visibility through a large wrap-around windscreen and wide windows.