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Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:3 Dec, 2015Operator:Photo views:Location:624Photo by:One of the Swedish Maritime Administration's seven AW139s is visiting Patria Helicopter's maintenance facility at Arlanda Airport in Stockholm.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/6812 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:21 May, 2014Operator:Photo views:Location:983Photo by:Taxiing from the Swedish Maritime Administration's maintenance base onto taxiway Alpha. The S-76 Search and Rescue helicopter in Gothenburg (opposite side of the airfield) was replaced by an AW139 about a year later.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/6580 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:20 Mar, 2014Operator:Photo views:Location:1639Photo by:Picture of Chief hoist operator Joakim Packalen taken by Chief rescue swimmer Patrik Nilsson using helmet mounted GoPro during hoist training mission. Same picture covers Rotor and Wings magazin June issue.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/6005 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:29 Oct, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1762Photo by:Lifeguard 001 visiting Mellingeholm airfield.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5722 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:29 Oct, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1505Photo by:Lifeguard 001 visiting Mellingeholm airfield.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5723 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:29 Oct, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1009Photo by:Landing on rwy 26.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5797 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:17 Sep, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1707Photo by:Photographed in the sunset at Skavsta Airport in Nyköping.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5691 -
Aircraft:SE-JRH (Lifeguard 001)Photo date:Type:17 Sep, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1234Photo by:One of Sjöfartsverket's new AW139s.Direct link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5844 -
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Aircraft:SE-JRHPhoto date:Type:10 Sep, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:2610Photo by:Sweden's very first SAR AW139 is taking off from AgustaWestland's Vergiate plant in Italy for the delivery flight to Sweden.
Read more about the delivery of SE-JRH hereDirect link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5668 -
Aircraft:SE-JRHPhoto date:Type:10 Sep, 2013Operator:Photo views:Location:1388Photo by:The first Swedish AW139 is arriving in Sweden. It will later enter service as a rescue helicopter (the first one of seven AW139s ordered).
Read more about the delivery of SE-JRH hereDirect link: http://www.nordicrotors.com/SE-JRH/5669
SE-JRH
Information about SE-JRH
This aircraft was constructed at AgustaWestland SpA's Vergiate plant north of Milan, Italy, in 2013. It was the first helicopter in a batch of seven AW139s ordered by the Swedish Maritime Administration (Sjöfartsverket) in October 2012.
The helicopter was handed over to Sjöfartsverket at an official ceremony held at the Vergiate plant in September 2013. It left the factory at 10:10 on 10 September, crewed by pilot Michael Åkerlund, pilot Per Forsner and technician Joakim Packalén. The new aircraft landed at Skavsta Airport in Nyköping, Sweden, at 19:00 the same day. It was followed by a second AW139 (SE-JRI) ten days later.
SE-JRH has been nicknamed 'SAR Force One'. It is stationed at a temporary base in Nyköping for the initial development and fielding process, before the AW139s get operational at their permanent SAR stations.
The helicopter was handed over to Sjöfartsverket at an official ceremony held at the Vergiate plant in September 2013. It left the factory at 10:10 on 10 September, crewed by pilot Michael Åkerlund, pilot Per Forsner and technician Joakim Packalén. The new aircraft landed at Skavsta Airport in Nyköping, Sweden, at 19:00 the same day. It was followed by a second AW139 (SE-JRI) ten days later.
SE-JRH has been nicknamed 'SAR Force One'. It is stationed at a temporary base in Nyköping for the initial development and fielding process, before the AW139s get operational at their permanent SAR stations.
