EastAir is now known as Hummingbird Aviation Services. The company maintains EastAir's Air Operator Certificate and fleet, but with the new name (effective from May 2014). <b>History</b>EastAir was the name of a corporate fixed-wing and helicopter company that had its headquarters and main base at Bromma Airport near downtown Stockholm. The company had been involved in the corporate fixed-wing charter business since 1991, and its focus in helicopter aviation increased gradually over the years. The company started private helicopter pilot training on a Hughes 300 (SE-HKF) in the early 2000s. EastAir started its helicopter division in June 2009. A helicopter training organization, EastAir Helicopter Academy (EHA), was established the same year. EHA offered private pilot training (PPL-H) in the beginning, but its selection was later expanded with commercial pilot training (CPL-H) in cooperation with Flight Crew Training Sweden AB. EastAir's commercial helicopter division went through a major reconstruction in the autumn of 2013. The helicopter operations were stalled for two months as the company adopted a new structure with a new flight operations manager (Seth Olofsson), a new quality manager (Sören Fagerberg) and a new crew training manager (Martin Johansson). The operations were resumed in November 2013. The company's helicopter division was focused in charter operations, sightseeing, photographic flights and pilot training. Its airplane division offered corporate fixed-wing services and international intensive care transports. EastAir changed name to Hummingbird Aviation Services in May 2014 (see separate page for H-Bird presentation).