Midtnorsk Helikopterservice AS

Midtnorsk Helikopterservice AS is a helicopter operator based at Verdal Heliport in Stiklestad, Trøndelag, Norway. The company's slogan is: We lift where the road ends. It delivers cargo flying, lifting operations and transport for business and private customers across Norway.

The company works directly with its customers and gives a concrete quote before work starts. Quotes can be a fixed price or an hourly rate. Customers can fill in the enquiry form, send an email or call the team. The company says it has no costly middlemen, so the customer deals with the people who plan and fly the job.

Cargo lifting moves materials, goods and equipment to places the road does not reach. Construction work includes heavy lifting and installation where ground based work is not possible. Cabin transport brings building materials and equipment to private cabins, and passenger transport moves people through demanding terrain.

The fleet has three Airbus helicopter types, each matched to a kind of job. The EC 120 carries up to about 500 kg and suits smaller lifts, short trips, inspection and photography. The AS 350 BA carries up to about 800 kg for cabin materials and typical construction work. The AS 350 B3 carries up to 1,300 kg for large elements.

Pilots bring 15 years of experience with precision flying in demanding terrain. A risk assessment is made before every lift. Each assignment follows four steps: clarifying needs, planning the operation, carrying out the work with close coordination between air and ground, and documenting the result.

The company says its helicopter operation began in 2002 in Verdal and received its first operational approval from the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority the same year. Reindeer husbandry was among its first customers. Today it describes more than 20 years of helicopter operations, and it says it has a short response time across Mid-Norway.

Services

• Cargo lifting
• Construction lifting and installation
• Cabin transport
• Passenger transport
• Line inspection and aerial work