Private flight in Kovikshamn.

This photo was taken as the helicopter had just touched down at Bromma Airport in Stockholm.
The aircraft was lost in an accident less than a month later (on 4 August 2004). While on a private flight and attempting to land at Fåglarö Island outside Dalarö, the aircraft experienced tail rotor vortex, entered a spin, ditched and sank. All five occupants, including two children, managed to evacuate the helicopter and survive the accident.

Taking off from a field in Stockholm.

Parked next to the Jet Rangers SE-HOK and SE-HVE inside one of EastAir's hangars at Bromma Airport in Stockholm.

Two parts of the Swedish history, a Bell helicopter and a Viking ship, both seen inside one of EastAir's hangars at Bromma Airport. The helicopter belongs to a private owner in Stockholm and is shared between him and Roslagens Helikopterflyg, based in Norrtälje. The Viking ship actually belongs to the international music artist Martin ’E-Type’ Eriksson.

The dash-board of the Jet Ranger SE-HRE. The aircraft was originally constructed as an A-model of the Jet Ranger, which explains the layout of the pedestal.

Parked inside Roslagens Helikopterflyg's main hangar at Mellingeholm airfield, moments south of Norrtälje. The helicopter had just been mounted on its original skid gear after having spent a while on a float gear (behind the helicopter in the photo). The equipment was used for a water sampling operation.

Private flight near Gothenburg.

Taking off for a private flight at Kovikshamn in Gothenburg.