The Helicopter That Helped Launch STARS Finds a New Home in Calgary
A retired STARS air ambulance helicopter has been relocated to The Hangar Flight Museum in Calgary. The Airbus BK117 aircraft, which began service in 1985, was part of the original fleet that helped establish the non-profit air ambulance service.
This helicopter supported missions throughout Western Canada before retiring from active service.
“Now, in our 40th year, this historic aircraft stands as a symbol of the remarkable contributions made by the community, for the community.”
STARS revealed that over 100 donors contributed to a fundraising campaign that raised more than $900,000 for its operations. The names of these donors are displayed on the helicopter.
The Hangar Flight Museum expressed its honour to become the aircraft’s permanent home, describing it as “an inspiring legacy” that will preserve the story of STARS for future generations.
“An inspiring legacy that will help preserve STARS’ story for future generations.”
Author’s summary: This historic STARS helicopter now resides in Calgary’s Hangar Flight Museum, symbolizing decades of vital community service and support for air ambulance missions.
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