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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.
My heroes of the air
In the summer season, the people who live in Upper Valais are often woken up in the morning by the noise of the red and white helicopters. The local residents can be divided into two groups when it comes to their reactions – those who get annoyed and crawl further under their duvet, and those who get up and look out of the window to admire the Air Zermatt machine in action. I definitely belong to the second group!
From another perspective
I usually publish stories about other people from/at Air Zermatt and share their most memorable events and moments with you. Today I’m trying a different perspective, and taking you with me into my everyday life, my adventures and my experiences at Air Zermatt.
Angela Steiner celebrates her 25th anniversary with Air Zermatt
Together with the technical team, Angela cares about all the helicopters.
25 years at Air Zermatt: “I was already homesick after a week…”
25 years and counting: That’s how long Angela Steiner has been working at Air Zermatt. With three different roles under her belt, she currently works on the technical side of the company. Surrounded by screwdrivers, piles of documents and half-assembled helicopters, the 51-year-old describes it as a job for life.