Vancouver 2010 Olympics

TRK Helicopters is situated in the Greater Vancouver Area at the Langley Airport. We offer Olympic helicopter charter service to Whistler from any airport/heliport in Vancouver. We have onsite passenger screening and are an approved Olympic Helicopter Company. Please call or email for availability and bookings. Please note that booking must be done 48 hours in advanced due to Olympic security regulations.

Feb. 08 - New 2008 AS 350 B3

TRK Helicopters took delivery of another brand new Eurocopter. The AS 350 B3 is "the high performance" version of the single Ecureuil range. Power by Turbomeca Arriel 2B1 turbine engine it is equipped with the FADEC system (Full Authority Digital Engine Control). It is totally suited for operations in conditions such as mountainous areas or hot countries or for very demanding missions, performance wise.

The single engine AS 350 Ecureuil is renowned for its high performance, its safety and its reduced operating costs.

May. 07 - Arrival of the EC 130 B4

TRK Helicopters took delivery of their new "2007" EC 130 B4. The EC 130 B4 is the new flagship of the fleet. This 7-8 seat helicopter offers particular qualities of silence, comfort and space. Low external noise emissions (-8.5 dB better than ICAO requirements) are due to the low noise "fenestron" and the automatic control of rotor RPM in order to optimize the noise signature in overflight without operational limitations.

Jan. 07 - Warren Miller Film's with TRK

TRK Helicopters is once again excited about the upcoming ski season. Check out last season's action as TRK was involved with two major skiing films. Skeena Heliskiing was host to Warren Miller's production team for the filming of the recently released "Playground."

In addition, Colorado based Teton Gravity Research debuted their lastest film "Lost and Found" in mid October. As filming was very involved for flight and camera crews during production, some spectacular Heli scenes are included. An additional camera ship was used to get the many "in flight shots" of the athletes and their Helicopter. Be sure to watch the credit as two weeks of filming makes for some pretty good outtakes!

www.warrenmiller.net
www.tetongravityresearch.com