Search and Rescue Helicopters

05.07.2012 - Uncategorized

Oslo Economics has undertaken a quality assurance of the Ministry of Justice and Public security’s action plan to keep the Sea King fleet operational until new SAR helicopters are operative in 2020. The project was in cooperation with Terramar who has responsible for the uncertainty analysis.

Contacts: Erik Magnus Sæther / Aleksander Møll.

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