| Model | Aircraft | Seats | Range | Cruise speed | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beechcraft King Air C90 Beechcraft | 1 | – | – | – | 1988 |

Airborne Energy Solutions
Airborne Energy Solutions is a Canadian air carrier based in Calgary, Alberta, licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency for domestic services.
- Registered fleet
- 44 aircraft
- Aircraft
- Turboprops, Helicopters and Piston aircraft
- Built
- 1968 to 2015
- Base
- Calgary
The Airborne Energy Solutions fleet
44 aircraft listed on its Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (180033). 11 aircraft types, grouped by size. Open any registration for its details and specifications.
| Model | Aircraft | Seats | Range | Cruise speed | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bell 206 JetRanger Bell | 8 | up to 4 | 337 nm | 120 kts | 1968 to 1977 |
| Airbus H125 Airbus Helicopters | 7 | up to 6 | 340 nm | 136 kts | 1978 to 2004 |
| Robinson R44 Robinson | 7 | up to 3 | 350 nm | 109 kts | 2004 to 2015 |
| Bell 204 Bell | 2 | – | – | – | 1968 to 1974 |
| Bell 212 Bell | 2 | up to 14 | 237 nm | 100 kts | 1975 |
| Robinson R22 Robinson | 1 | up to 1 | 209 nm | 96 kts | 1993 |
| Model | Aircraft | Seats | Range | Cruise speed | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cessna 172 Skyhawk Cessna | 11 | – | – | – | 1977 to 2006 |
| Cessna 206 Stationair Cessna | 3 | – | – | – | 1973 to 2000 |
| Cessna 182 Skylane Cessna | 1 | – | – | – | 1979 |
| Cessna 185 Skywagon Cessna | 1 | – | – | – | 1979 |
11 aircraft types
Piston aircraftModel photo11 aircraftCessna 172 Skyhawk
HelicoptersModel photo8 aircraftBell 206 JetRanger
HelicoptersModel photo7 aircraftAirbus H125
HelicoptersModel photo7 aircraftRobinson R44
Piston aircraftModel photo3 aircraftCessna 206 Stationair
HelicoptersModel photo2 aircraftBell 204
HelicoptersModel photo2 aircraftBell 212
TurbopropsModel photo1 aircraftBeechcraft King Air C90
Efficient on short hops and able to use short or unpaved runways that jets cannot.
Piston aircraftModel photo1 aircraftCessna 182 Skylane
Piston aircraftModel photo1 aircraftCessna 185 Skywagon
HelicoptersModel photo1 aircraftRobinson R22
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Licence and safety checks
Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (180033).
Legal name: Airborne Energy Solutions Inc.
- ✓LicenceCTA air licence 180033 · Listed
- –Flies abroad underNo foreign operator authorisation on the EASA or UK lists.
- –Safety auditsNo third-party audit listed.
A Transport Canada Air Operator Certificate is the approval a company needs to fly commercial air service in Canada. Passenger charter is flown under Subpart 703 (air taxi), 704 (commuter) or 705 (airline) of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, depending on the aircraft. Transport Canada approves the company's pilots, training, maintenance and aircraft, and audits the operation. Altivo Jets books flights only with licensed operators and names the operator on every quote. How we check operators.
About Airborne Energy Solutions
Airborne Energy Solutions Inc., known as AES, is a helicopter and fixed wing operator serving industry across Western Canada and the Arctic. Its website places it in Whitecourt, Alberta, while the regulator lists it at Calgary. It holds Canadian Transportation Agency air licence 180033.
The company describes itself as an aviation charter company providing helicopter and fixed wing transportation and integrated aviation solutions to the oil and gas, forestry and other industrial sectors. Its specialist work centres on pipeline surveillance and integrity: visual pipeline inspection, thermal video and gas leak detection, spring scanning, geo referenced image surveys and GIS services. It also lists long line lifts, seismic support, forestry support, wildfire suppression, wildlife and environmental services, construction support, aerial photography and aerial spraying for industrial vegetation management.
Transport Canada's register lists a mixed fleet on its licence: eight Bell 206 JetRangers, seven Airbus H125 and AS350 helicopters, seven Robinson R44s, two Bell 212s, two Bell 204 or 205 series helicopters and a Robinson R22, alongside 11 Cessna 172s, three Cessna 206s, a Cessna 182, a Cessna 185 and a Beechcraft King Air 90 series turboprop. The company states that it flies inspection work on Cessna 172, 182 and 206 aircraft and on Robinson R44 and Bell 206 helicopters. No third party safety audit is published for the company.
Services
- ✓Helicopter charter
- ✓Aerial work
- ✓Aerial filming
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Ask a specialistHow many aircraft does Airborne Energy Solutions have?+
44: 11 Cessna 172 Skyhawk, 8 Bell 206 JetRanger, 7 Airbus H125, 7 Robinson R44, 3 Cessna 206 Stationair, 2 Bell 204, 2 Bell 212, 1 Beechcraft King Air C90, 1 Cessna 182 Skylane, 1 Cessna 185 Skywagon and 1 Robinson R22.
Is Airborne Energy Solutions licensed to fly charter?+
Yes. Airborne Energy Solutions holds a Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (180033).
Where is Airborne Energy Solutions based?+
Calgary.
How many passengers can Airborne Energy Solutions fly?+
Up to 14 on its Bell 212. Across the fleet, cabins seat 14 passengers.
How old is Airborne Energy Solutions' fleet?+
The aircraft were built between 1968 and 2015, 37 years old on average.
Is Altivo Jets part of Airborne Energy Solutions?+
No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Airborne Energy Solutions. Airborne Energy Solutions operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.
Does Altivo Jets work with Airborne Energy Solutions?+
No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Airborne Energy Solutions, and Airborne Energy Solutions has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.
Where this comes from
Licence and registrations from the Canadian Transportation Agency register. Aircraft details from public aircraft listings. Aircraft photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each photo; other photos show the model. Safety audits from public industry directories. How we check operators.
Company sources
- Canadian Transportation Agency air carrier licences (11 Sep 2026) and Transport Canada's Canadian Civil Aircraft Register portail-portal.otc-cta.gc.ca/en/air-carrier-licences
- portail-portal.otc-cta.gc.ca portail-portal.otc-cta.gc.ca/en/air-carrier-licences
- airborneenergysolutions.com airborneenergysolutions.com
- airborneenergysolutions.com airborneenergysolutions.com/services
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