US EditionThe Government Is Purchasing Two New Sar Queen Helicopters for Tromsø.
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The government has decided to trigger the option for two additional SAR Queen rescue helicopters, and thereby establish a permanent rescue helicopter base in Tromsø, with the Air Force as operator.
Regjeringen.no
NettavisenThe government has today submitted a proposal to the Storting that the Armed Forces take over as operator of the rescue helicopter base in Tromsø when the contract with the civilian supplier expires. The government proposes to acquire two new SAR Queen rescue helicopters and build a new base.
The government wants the Armed Forces to take over responsibility for the rescue helicopter base in Tromsø. It is currently run by a private operator.
The Storting is approaching a majority in favor of the 330th Squadron operating rescue helicopters from the base in Tromsø.
The government has outlined the path for the rescue base. It will become military in 2030. The price tag is 4.2 billion.
The Storting is approaching a majority in favor of the 330th Squadron operating rescue helicopters from the base in Tromsø.
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