Air Zermatt has continually evolved through its more than 50-year history, from the "basic" helicopter, which was used exclusively for rescue operations, to a fleet of eleven helicopters. All kinds of transports, tourist flights and rescue operations from the simple to the extreme can be carried out with this fleet.
Ecureuil H125
(AS 350 B3)
The Eurocopter (formerly known as Aérospatiale, today as Airbus Helicopter) Ecureuil H125 (AS 350 B3) is a light single-engine multipurpose helicopter. On 14 May 2005 an AS 350 B3+ was the first helicopter landing on the peak of the Mount Everest (8,848 m).
Airbus 130 T2
As one of the quietest helicopters in the skies, the Airbus H130 sets the standard for tour operations worldwide. The wide, unobstructed cabin can accommodate the pilot and up to six passengers, providing outstanding visibility through large wrap-around windscreen and wide windows.
Bell 429
The first take off took place on 27 February 2007, it was approved by the Canadian Aviation Authority on 1 July 2009, and by the EASA according to CS-27 on 23 September 2009, whereas delivery was planned to start at the end of 2009. The Bell 429 is manufactured in Mirabel, Canada.