Bailey Helicopters

Bailey Helicopters Ltd. is a helicopter operator serving northern British Columbia and Alberta, listed at Baldonnel, British Columbia. The company states that it began in 1989 with a single Bell 47 and now flies from operations centres in Fort St. John, Fort Nelson and Prince George in British Columbia and in Edmonton and Calgary in Alberta. It holds Canadian Transportation Agency air licence 962310, as listed on the agency's register of air carrier licences.

The company states that it provides rotary wing services across multiple industries, naming helicopter logging, grapple operations and timber cruising among them. Its aircraft carry Spider X trackers so that dispatch can flight follow the whole fleet in near real time, and its AS350s have engine monitoring systems. It states that it was the lead customer for Latitude Technologies flight data monitoring equipment, installed in its Bell 212, AStar and Bell 206 aircraft under a Transport Canada approved STC since May 2013.

Its registered fleet includes ten Bell 206 JetRangers, seven Airbus H125 and AS350 Ecureuils, two Bell 212s and an Airbus H135. The company describes its Bell 212 HP, fitted with the BLR FastFin and strake modification, as a twin engine medium helicopter seating up to 14 passengers, suited to heavy lifting, group transport, firefighting, heli logging and utility work. It describes its AS350 B3 as a higher performance single engine light utility helicopter. No third party safety audit is published for the company.