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Jul 14, 2026
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Province's new helicopter fleet now in service in Shubenacadie
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Province's new helicopter fleet now in service in Shubenacadie
The four Airbus H125 choppers are named Osprey, Eagle, Hawk, and Falcon
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By Aidan Rawding
Published Jul 14, 2026
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Reuben Solomon, operations manager with Aviation Services, talks about Nova Scotia's new H125 helicopters at a press conference in Shubenacadie on July 14. Four new helicopters are now in service and are named Spirit of the Osprey,…
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