02.06.08 - Beginning operations in Myanmar
Three helicopters Mi-8 MTV of our Company were ferried to South East Asia where in the course of this week, they will start operations in the context of the UN WFP relief mission in Myanmar. As is known, 1,5 million inhabitants of this country were affected by the tropical cyclone Norgis and need a large scale humanitarian assistance.

10.05.08 - Sudan mission
Three months have expired since the beginning of the Ukrainian Helicopters operations in Sudan. The Aviation Company is carrying out a transport support of the UN DPKO and African Union (UNAMID) joint mission in this country. The main task of the mission is to pacify the restless region of Darfur where the civil opposition lasts more than twenty years.
So, it is necessary to transport the peace-support forces to the hard-to-reach zones of the country or to organize the meetings of the negotiation process participants. Nevertheless, it is not less important for five company aircraft operating in Sudan to provide the humanitarian aid for the local population. This support has a shape of medical assistance or delivery of drugs or even articles of prime necessity to organize the daily life.
Our pilots efforts can be expressed in two main figures: during the mentioned period they transported more than 5 thousand people of peacekeeping forces and 400 tons of cargo.

23.04.08 - Humanitarian assistance to a distant island
It is becoming traditional for Ukrainian Helicopters pilots, to come to the Madagascar people’s relief when prejudiced by the devastating effect of tropical hurricanes. This time thousand of families are left without a roof over their heads in the eastern part of the island, under the action of the cyclone with the eloquent name “Ivan the Terrible”.
Like the previous year, the main operations were related to the humanitarian cargo transportation to the villages which are inaccessible to the overland mode of transport. During less than one month the Aviation Company transported 260 tons of foodstuff. A considerable part of it was transported on external sling being this mode of transportation more economic and faster. Mr. Roger Berriaux, the representative of the World Food Programme who accompanied the operations, said the utilization factor of the aircraft was rather high and achieved 105%.

20.03.08 - Operation results in Mozambique
One thousand two hundred and twelve tons of humanitarian cargoes and almost nine hundred passengers, so is the balance of the Ukrainian Helicopters operations performed during two months of the WFP mission in Mozambique affected by the severe floods. The timely support allowed to the peasants to restore their houses in the river Zambezi valley and to take care for the new harvest.