This 2008 built A-Star first flew with Swiss Jet / Air Engiadina before joining the fleet of Air-Glaciers in 2012. It is seen here at Helimission's Headquarter in Trogen, conducting scenic flights during the festivities of Helimission's 45th anniversary.

Ex HB-FCT. Owned by Air Glaciers from March 1979 and bought by a Finnish company in April 2014.

Registered in 1966. Still current in 2022.

Delivered to the Danish Navy as M-019 in 1962, Registered as LX-AAA in 1983 then HB-XOE in 1983. Used as a ground trainer at Höhenzentrum Zofingen from 2018.

In April 2021, Air-Glaciers bought two 2nd hand AS-350B2's, HB-ZYE being one of them. Air-Glaciers's B2's are mainly used for spraying vineyards in the canton of Valais and Vaude. Originally built in 1981 as AS-350B, it was at one point converted to B1 and then eventually to B2. Among the various registrations it carried over the years, the most interesting are SX-HBI when operated by Olympic Airways in Greece, after which it became ES-37 with the Algerian Gendarmerie (El Dark El Watani). Image taken during the Lauberhorn FIS Ski World Cup race, shuttling spectators to the Kleine Scheidegg.

This 1997 built EC135 was first operated by Schider Helicopter Service as OE-XXR in Austria, before it became the 1st twin engine helicopter with Air Glaciers in 2014. It still wears the original Schider paint scheme, and has - surprisingly - only been equipped with a rescue hoist in late 2021. Note the white titles and registration over the previous black letters it carried on other images in the database. Based in Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland.

In the 2nd half of 2021 alone, Air Glaciers doubled it's rescue helicopter fleet by adding two more EC135's. Besides HB-ZRK (based in Lauterbrunnen) and HB-ZEF (Sion), HB-ZUC joined the fleet in August 2021 and was based in Collombey, while HB-ZUI pictured here was registered in December 2021 and is now flying HEMS missions out of Saanen. HB-ZUI is a 2014 built heli which was previously operated by Danish operator Uni-Fly under registration OY-HJG.

This 2011 built EC135 is the latest addition to the Air-Glaciers rescue helicopter fleet, and recently joined HB-ZEF (based in Sion) and HB-ZRK (based in Lauterbrunnen). It was bought as I-HFVG from italian operator Elifriulia in August 2021 (keeping the former operator's basic yellow colors for now) and is currently based in Collombey, covering the western part of the canton Valais / Wallis. Apparently, a 4th EC135 is supposed to join the AG fleet soon and will be based in Saanen in the Bernese Oberland.

Registered as N200PH in 1976. To N300PH in 1982, N300EH in 1989, N502EB then HB-GIL in 1990 and 9H-JBC in 2021.

Reached 16'000 flying hours in February 2013, crashed 2016, August 13