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Heli Rezia SA

Ticino helicopter company founded in 1989, flying load transport, passenger flights, firefighting and flight training from Ambrì, San Vittore, Leysin and Graubünden.

Heli Rezia SA

About Heli Rezia

Heli Rezia SA is a Swiss helicopter company founded in 1989 by a group of entrepreneurs with a passion for rotary wing flying. Its head office and main operating base is at Ambrì airport, at the foot of the Gotthard, and it also operates from San Vittore near Bellinzona and the Leysin heliport near Lake Geneva. Since 2021 its Heli Rezia North office in Rothenbrunnen covers Graubünden.

Services

  • Material transport to building sites, including renovation of rustic houses, placing swimming pools and supplying mountain huts
  • Passenger flights, to the mountains or elsewhere, with experienced pilots
  • Flight school with commercial (CPL) and private (PPL) courses on the Cabri G2 and AS350, plus dual control trial flights
  • Emergency services: support for civil authorities, forest fire fighting and rescue of injured livestock for Rega
  • Timber transport and logging with different line lengths and an electric hook
  • Special operations such as avalanche control with explosives, avalanche barrier installation and transport of people on the HEC hook

Fleet

The company states that it has five helicopters. Three are Airbus H125, used both for sling load work and for passengers. The H125 carries one pilot and five passengers, cruises at 136 knots and has a maximum external load of 1,200 kg. The Guimbal Cabri G2 is used only for training.

Company facts

  • Founded in 1989
  • Four bases and more than 25 employees, according to the site
  • Air Operator Certificate CH.AOC.3027
  • CAMO certificate CH.CAMO.3027
  • San Vittore base has offices, parking and a hangar for maintenance and storage

Contact

Locations: Aeroporto di Ambrì, 6775 Ambrì; via Giumela 11, 6534 San Vittore

Location

Aeroporto di Ambrì, 6775 Ambrì, Switzerland

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