Russian Helicopters and its partners presented financial products for foreign customers of Russian-made helicopter equipment at Singapore Airshow 2020.
A specialized multimedia presentation at the company's stand demonstrates opportunities for receiving financial support for helicopter technology purchases. The multimedia stand both allows show participants to learn about the latest projects of the holding company, and calculate estimate costs of various helicopter purchase contracts.
In a series of meetings and seminars, the company's specialists, together with representatives of Russian leasing companies, present leasing service programs for the South-East Asian market developed specifically for the model range of Russian Helicopters.
The air show also presents innovative solutions in the field of after-sales service of rotorcraft. Foreign customers can receive comprehensive information about the network of aircraft repair plants operated by the Helicopter Service Company (HSC) and its selection of provided services, such as service contracts, supply of aviation equipment, technical support, maintenance and repair of helicopters and their systems, electronic documentation, modernization, and the training of flight and technical personnel both on-site in the aviation training centers of the holding and remotely with the help of LMS distance training systems.
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