Turning on to the Runway 23 approach to land at Glasgow to refuel after dropping off an emergency patient at a nearby hospital. Built in 2006. Operated by CHC Scotia for HM Coastguard on search and rescue duties. In 2013 became EI-ICA, operated by CHC Ireland for Garda Cósta na hÉireann (Irish Coast Guard).

Captured during a rescue exercise in the Wicklow Mountains National Park using callsign "Rescue116", this 2006 built S-92A is acutally one of five operated by CHC Ireland. Four operational bases are maintained on behalf of the Irish Coast Guard and strategically located around the irish coastal cities of Dublin, Waterford, Shannon and Sligo. On each base, a crew of six people (2 pilots, 2 rescue specialists and 2 mechanics on the ground) provide a 24/7 SAR and HEMS service. To keep proficient, many different scenarios over the sea but also in mountain rescue operations are constantly trained.

At the Moyvalley Hotel, Ireland for the signing of Irish Coast Guard SAR contract with CHC Helicopters.

Pictured just about to lift off from the West End car park in Fort William. Operating in support of the Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team who had gone to the aid of an injured climber on Ben Nevis. Normally this job would be done by S-61s from RNAS Gannet but they were preoccupied searching for a light plane down in the Cairngorms.