Airbus H125
- Built
- 1990
Charter operator · Canada
Héli-Boréal
Héli-Boréal is a Canadian air carrier based in Sept-Iles, Quebec, licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency for domestic services.
Unclaimed profile · Claim itCTA air licence 060058 · Listed
- Registered fleet
- 7 aircraft
- Aircraft
- Helicopters
- Built
- 1989 to 2009
- Base
- Sept-Iles
Fleet
The Héli-Boréal fleet
7 aircraft listed on its Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (060058). Open any registration for its details and specifications.
Built 1989 to 2009 · Airbus Helicopters
Passengers
Airbus H125 × 7 · Helicopters
Airbus H125 specifications →Range 340 nm · Cruise speed 136 kts
Airbus H125
- Built
- 1989
Airbus H125
- Built
- 2009
Airbus H125
- Built
- 2008
Airbus H125
- Built
- 2006
Airbus H125
- Built
- 2000
Airbus H125
- Built
- 1997
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Aircraft types
The Airbus H125 in brief
- Seats
- up to 6
- Range
- 340 nm
- Cruise speed
- 136 kts
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Licence and safety checks
Listed
060058
Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (060058).
Legal name: Héli-Boréal Inc.
- ✓LicenceCTA air licence 060058 · Listed
- –Flies abroad underNo foreign operator authorisation on the EASA or UK lists.
- –Safety auditsNo third-party audit listed.
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About Héli-Boréal
Héli-Boréal is a charter operator based in Sept-Iles. It holds a Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (060058) from the Canadian Transportation Agency.
The fleet counts 7 aircraft: 7 helicopters. Its flagship type is the Airbus H125, with 7 aircraft. The aircraft come from Airbus Helicopters. The aircraft were built between 1989 and 2009, 26 years old on average.
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Ask a specialistHow many aircraft does Héli-Boréal have?+
7: 7 Airbus H125.
Is Héli-Boréal licensed to fly charter?+
Yes. Héli-Boréal holds a Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (060058).
Where is Héli-Boréal based?+
Sept-Iles.
How many passengers can Héli-Boréal fly?+
Up to 6 on its Airbus H125. Across the fleet, cabins seat 6 passengers.
How old is Héli-Boréal's fleet?+
The aircraft were built between 1989 and 2009, 26 years old on average.
Is Altivo Jets part of Héli-Boréal?+
No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Héli-Boréal. Héli-Boréal operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.
Does Altivo Jets work with Héli-Boréal?+
No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Héli-Boréal, and Héli-Boréal 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.
Sources
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
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