Leader Aviação Revolutionizes Offshore Operations in the Pre-Salt With New Helicopters – Discover How This Expansion Enhances Safety in the Oil and Gas Sector!

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Published on 06/11/2024 at 20:44

Helicóptero da Líder Aviação em operação no pré-sal, equipado para transporte seguro e eficiente. Imagem: Líder Aviação

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Company Expands Presence in the Oil and Gas Sector with Sikorsky S-92, Highlighting Safety and Innovation in Complex Operations

Líder Aviação, recognized in the aviation sector of oil and gas, announces a crucial expansion in the Brazilian pre-salt with two new contracts. In this way, the company strengthens its capacity to meet offshore operations, where safety and efficiency are absolute priorities.

Expanded Fleet and Base in Rio de Janeiro

To this end, Líder Aviação has allocated two Sikorsky S-92 aircraft exclusively for these operations. While one was already part of the fleet, another was incorporated in September, now totaling 16 S-92 aircraft. This strengthens the company’s base in Jacarepaguá, Rio de Janeiro, where it can efficiently serve remote oil platforms.

Safety and Innovation at the Core of Operations

To ensure maximum safety, Líder invests in cutting-edge technology and rigorous training. With these new contracts, as highlighted by Operations Director Diego Reis, the company reaffirms its commitment to remain a reference in safety and innovation in offshore operations, which are essential for the oil and gas sector.

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Why the Sikorsky S-92 is Ideal?

Furthermore, the Sikorsky S-92 is widely recognized as one of the safest and most reliable aircraft for offshore operations. Thus, with its robust structure and capacity for large crews, it is ideal for facing the challenging conditions of the pre-salt.

Contribution to Sector Development

In this way, Líder Aviação strengthens not only its position but also the oil and gas sector in Brazil. Therefore, by investing in modern aircraft and a reliable structure, the company ensures that offshore platforms have access to safe and efficient air transportation.

Commitment to the Future of Offshore

With the aim of leading the future of offshore operations, Líder continues to invest in technology, training its team, and expanding its fleet, staying at the forefront of the aviation sector for oil and gas.

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Leader Aviação Revolutionizes Offshore Operations in the Pre-Salt With New Helicopters – Discover How This Expansion Enhances Safety in the Oil and Gas Sector!

Company Expands Presence in the Oil and Gas Sector with Sikorsky S-92, Highlighting Safety and Innovation in Complex Operations

Expanded Fleet and Base in Rio de Janeiro

Safety and Innovation at the Core of Operations

Why the Sikorsky S-92 is Ideal?

Contribution to Sector Development

Commitment to the Future of Offshore

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