Our Services & Fleet

AIRWORK SERVICES

  • Mining & Exploration

  • Aerial Fire Control

  • Animal Control

  • Powerline & Pipeline Survey

  • Filming & Photography

  • Slinging

North Australian Helicopters' Services

North Australian Helicopters commenced services with one Robinson R22 in 1993 then by 2000 with the acquisition of Australian Agriculture Companies helicopter fleet and Mt isa base we grew to approx. 9- R22 helicopters covering most of the Aerial mustering work from Mt Isa to Darwin and as far west as the Kimberley’s.

Now days although aerial mustering is still a large part of our operations, we have grown to be one of the most versatile and reputable helicopters companies in Northern Australia providing a large range of airwork services.

The fleet today is capable of completing a wide variety of jobs from Mining and exploration, Medivac rescues, Flora, Fauna and Cultural surveys to Private charters and Property inspections as well as our popular Scenic tours encompassing some of the Top Ends most iconic scenery.

North Australian Helicopters work closely with government departments, mining industry and corporate/civil bodies and has secured substantial contracts right across Northern Australia’s towns, rural, remote and isolated areas.

North Australian Helicopters is contracted to the NT government for charter and airwork operations across all departments including a separate contract to Bushfires NT which covers controlled aerial burning and wildfire suppression, underslung loads and aerial mapping.

Get in touch with our Experienced Operations team to discuss your next Aerial project and let NAH take care of the rest.

Firefighting
Reliable Helicopter Rescue Services in the Northern Territory
Aerial mustering services NT

Contact our operations department for a quote or enquiry

E: nahoperations@northaustralianhelicopters.com.au
P: 0407 794 165

 

R44
Robinson R44 Raven II
Maximum of 3 Pax
Range 450km/ 250 nm
Cruise speed 182km/hr-100 knots
Approximate payload 270kg

Bell 206 Jet Ranger
Maximum of 4 Pax
Range 450 kilometres
Cruise Speed 182 km/hr 100 knots
Approximate payload 320 kg


Bell 206 Long Ranger
Maximum of 6 Pax
Range 400 km/ 220 nm
Cruise speed 200km/hr- 110 knots
Approximate payload 470kg

Robinson R66 Turbine
Maximum of 4 Pax
Range 540 km/ 300 nm
Cruise speed 200km/hr- 110 knots
Approximate payload 350kg

Major Clients

 

  • Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security
  • Parks and Wildlife Commission of the NT
  • Australian Agricultural Company
  • Darwin Energy Group
  • APA Group
  • DevEx International Development
  • Radlink
  • Odyssey Geophysics

Our Personnel

North Australian Helicopters (NAH) currently employs:

  • 13 Pilots
  • 3 Engineers + Chief engineer
  • 5 Administration Staff
  • WHSO & DAMP Officer
  • HAAMC
  • At NAH we pride ourselves on Safety and Training of our pilots and engineers to make
    sure they are of the highest standard and are experienced in the many different areas of
    the operation.

Environmental & Cultural Ethics

  • Through our work all across the Northern Territory and Central QLD working with aboriginal land councils and traditional owners, NAH have developed a clear understanding of environmental ethics, procedures and awareness of indigenous and aboriginal cultures

CASA Certified & Approved

  • Our flight operations and maintenance divisions are fully CASA certified and
    approved. Our fully integrated Safety Management System maintained by our designated Safety Officer ensures a high standard of safety is maintained
    throughout all operations.
  • Our in house Engineering and Maintenance division enables us to provide our Pilots and Clients with the most up to date industry knowledge and our aircraft are maintained to the highest standard with your safety and peace of mind as our number 1 priority.
  • Safety, professionalism and client satisfaction is our priority at North Australian Helicopters with the majority of our pilots highly experienced and with local knowledge of the operational areas we cover.
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