Rotor-Lift partners with Toll Aviation

Susan Stanley, Chief Executive Officer of Tasmania’s Rotor-Lift, said the emergency helicopter service was proud to be working with Australia’s transport conglomerate Toll Aviation to complement and strengthen Rotor-Lift’s local expertise and commitment to the Tasmanian public. “This is a strong partnership, with significant combined experience, that will deliver a high-capability and skilled service to Tasmanians,” she said. “Innovation and a genuine commitment for excellence will underpin our approach to ensure that when Tasmanians need us, we’ll be there.”

Colin Gunn, Toll Aviation General Manager, said: “Our relationship with Rotor-Lift is longstanding, with many of our current emergency medical service, aerial law enforcement, and military support aircrew having trained with the Rotor-Lift team over the last two decades. This broader partnership keeps the local focus, while strengthened by the capability and experience of Toll Aviation.”

The collaboration will include Toll’s Aviation Centre of Excellence (ACE) and Rotor-Lift’s longstanding flight training school.

Last year, the Toll Group acquired uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) operator Air Support Queensland (ASQ) to deliver integrated operations and support to military, air medical, search and rescue, airborne law enforcement, resource sector and utility aviation operations.