Latest update: 2013-01-31
Carrier | Model | In duty | Losses |
EUROCOPTER |   |   |   |
300 Squadron RNLAF | U2 | 17 |   |
Royal Saudi Arabia Airforce | A2 | 13 | (B) 1 |
Royal Saudi Arabia Airforce | L2 | 2 |   |
CHC Helicopter Service | L2 | 6 |   |
CHC Global | L2 | 2 |   |
CHC Afrika | L2 | 1 |   |
CHC Scotia | L2 | 7 |   |
Aeroleo Taxi Aereo S.A. | L2 | 1 |   |
Flugbereitschaft BMVG | U2 | 3 |   |
Thailand Royal Flight | L2 | 1 | (A) 1 |
Bristow-Norsk Helicopter | L2 | 2 |   |
Southern Services Flight | L2 | 5 |   |
French Airforce | A2 | 1 |   |
SONAIR | L2 | 2 |   |
Sony Trading International | L2 | 1 |   |
Goverment Flying Service | L2 | 2 | (G) 1 |
CHC Brazilian Helicopter Service | L2 | 0 | (E) 1 |
Indonesian President | L2 | 2 |   |
Bristow Helicopters | L2 | 1 | (D) 1 |
Royal Kingdom Maroc | L2 | 2 |   |
Goverment of Turkmenistan | L2 | 2 | |
Bond Offshore Helicopter | L2 | 7 | (F) 1 |
MHS Aviation | L2 | 4 | (C) 2 |
NHV Noordzee Helikopters Vlaanderen | L2 | 2 | |
Totals | 89 | 8 |
(F) G-REDL crashed 2009-04-01
(E) PP-MUM crashed 2008-02-26
(D) G-JSAR ditched 2006-11-22
(C) 9M-SPA crashed 2006-11-05
(C) 9M-SRT ditched 2007-01-30
(B) 9907__ crashed 2000-11-19
One Royal Saudi Arabia Airforce Cougar crashed 19.11.2000. Eurocopter sold the F-ZVLA, serial 2389 to the Saudis which will use the aircraft as a ground trainer only.
(A) HS-3/39 crashed 1997-09-19
One Thai Royal Flight MKII was destroyed in a crash 19.09.1997 at Narathiwat. The other two are grounded, because the Royal family denies to fly with them. The machines are put in storage at Wing 2 in Lop Buri. According to the Bangkog Post from 03.09.2001 the aircraft's will be put back in service soon to fly the Prime Minister after the pilots are retrained and checked out on the Super Puma. The two L2 are on duty again since December 2001 and Feburary 2002. The aircrafts are now painted in the colors of the Royal Thai Air Force. The remainig two aircraft are being sold in 2003 to EADS. They have been bought by the Royal Saudi Arabia Airforce for VIP transport in 2006.