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HeliService wins contract with EWE for troubleshooting flights in the german North Sea

HeliService won the contract from EWE a northern German energy utility company, to conduct Helicopter flights out of Emden to wind parks in the North Sea.

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HeliService, North Sea, service, maintenance, troubleshooting, Germany, EWE

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