Find out more about Air Zermatt, its employees and themes that affect the helicopter rescue company in the articles below.
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Thank you Gerold Biner
An eventful year draws to a close and with it the end of an era. Even though the last flying hours have by no means been completed, Gerold Biner hands over the controls to Daniel Aufdenblatten. A glance at Gerold's career reveals attributes such as loyalty, passion, dedication, and expertise.
European Rotors 2023 in Madrid
European Rotors 2023 in Madrid: Air Zermatt triumphs with Bell 429 presentation, strengthens networks, and initiates leadership transition. A blend of industry success and cultural experience in the Spanish capital.
Hamilton x Air Zermatt Store in the village of Zermatt
After an intensive planning and implementation phase, the construction work is coming to an end - between the sweat, nerves and coordination, the joy of the new business premises outweighs.
What to do when a customer suffers a heart attack?
The record is impressive – since its foundation in 1968, Air Zermatt has completed over 55,000 rescue operations. This wealth of experience means the rescue teams at the Valais helicopter company can also share their expertise with both professionals and laypeople at the Air Zermatt Training Center.