Petrobras fecha contrato com a Líder para Bacias de Campos, Santos e Espírito Santo

Petrobras Signs Contract With Líder For Campos, Santos, And Espírito Santo Basins

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 10/08/2019 at 12:00

Updated on 10/08/2019 at 12:32

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Líder Aviation Will Provide Air Support for Petrobras in Operations in the Campos, Santos, and Espírito Santo Basins

Líder, a well-known company in aviation for providing services to Petrobras, has just announced the signing of another contract with the Brazilian state-owned company.
The new contract includes logistical air support in the Campos, Santos, and Espírito Santo basins, confirming the signal of the resumption of offshore activities not only for Petrobras but also for foreign oil companies.

According to the Commercial Director of Oil and Gas at Líder Aviation, Diego Reis, “This involves operations with eight large and medium-sized aircraft, including Sikorsky helicopters models S-92A and S76C++, which will be used for air support to offshore platforms”.
The company is focusing on the resumption of Pre-salt exploration activities, mainly because it envisions a future of great business opportunities with Petrobras and other oil companies.

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The Company

Líder Aviation is the largest executive aviation company in Latin America and has been operating in the offshore market for 40 years, many of which under Petrobras contracts.
The company has more than 8 million flight hours and has five business units, one of which is dedicated to operations of over 35 helicopters for the oil and gas industry.

The Líder Aviation provides support for offshore operations at bases located in Jacarepaguá, Macaé, and Campos (RJ), Vitória (ES), Salvador (BA), Aracaju (SE), Guamaré (RN), and Paracurú (CE).
In addition to its offshore operations, the company also operates in the Brazilian onshore market where it has a base in Carauari (AM).

With a presence in more than 20 operational bases at major Brazilian airports, Líder Aviation operates in five business units: helicopter operations for the oil and gas industry, aircraft charter and management; aircraft sales; maintenance; and airport services. The company has 1,000 employees and a fleet of over 60 aircraft.

Petrobras Signs Contract With Líder For Campos, Santos, And Espírito Santo Basins

Líder Aviation Will Provide Air Support for Petrobras in Operations in the Campos, Santos, and Espírito Santo Basins

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