Arriving at Prestwick on the Runway 31 approach path. Delivered new to Bond Offshore in 2004. Written off the following year in a sadly fatal accident on 1 April 2009 off Peterhead when returning to Aberdeen on a passenger flight from the BP Miller Platform in the North Sea. The main rotor separated following catastrophic gearbox failure. All sixteen on board were lost.

Written off on 1 April 2009 when it crashed into the North Sea approximately 11 nm northeast of Peterhead. Tragically all 16 passengers and crew lost their lives in the accident.

A typical view from the mound as a Bond Super Puma taxies back to its dispersal. Aberdeen's distinctive ATC tower and the vast CHC Scotia maintenance hangar can be seen in the background.

Photographed in happier times earlier this year. Sadly, all sixteen souls on board were lost when it crashed into the North Sea on 1 April 2009 whilst returning to Aberdeen from BP's Miller oil field. It was the worst North Sea oil-related accident since the Piper Alpha disaster in 1988.

Sadly it crashed a year later into the North Sea with the loss of all on board.