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Aerocool become major partner of the Bay of Plenty region’s rescue helicopter

HEMS/SAR
1 Nov 2022 | Editorial Team
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TECT Rescue Helicopter has been rebranded as the Aerocool Rescue Helicopter following the announcement of the partnership

Aerocool Developments Ltd has become the major partner of the rescue helicopter that covers the Bay of Plenty area in New Zealand.

The rescue helicopter was previously known as the TECT Rescue Helicopter, but following this partnership, it has been renamed as the Aerocool Rescue Helicopter.

The company has committed to a full four-year term of support with first right of renewal. This gives the Aerocool Rescue Helicopter a level of comfort and certainty to continue providing life-saving services to the community.

“We are delighted to begin what will be a long-term partnership with Aerocool Developments Ltd, ensuring the rescue helicopter can continue to be there for those who need us,” said Vanessa Richmond, Group Manager.

John Anderson, Managing Director of the Aerocool Group agreed the partnership with the Rescue Helicopter was a positive one and recognized the significant impact the rescue helicopter service has in the Bay of Plenty community: “It has always been a passion of mine to be a major supporter of the rescue helicopter and I am so proud to see the Aerocool brand on the side of the machine, supporting such an incredible service,” he said.

Richmond also paid tribute to outgoing sponsor TECT: “We extend our sincere gratitude to TECT for their unwavering support of the rescue helicopter over the last 19 years. We have enjoyed the part they have played in the rescue helicopter family and thank them for their commitment,” she said.

The TECT Rescue Helicopter recently completed nine life-saving missions in just one weekend.

HEMS/SAR
1 Nov 2022
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