Greek and Danish Operators Unite for Innovation in Seaplane Transport

Nordic Seaplanes base in Denmark. Photo source: Hellenic Seaplanes

Greek company Hellenic Seaplanes announced that it has partnered with Denmark’s Nordic Seaplanes to exchange expertise, explore synergies, and provide specialized pilot training.

Nordic Seaplanes, a Danish airline, operates daily connections between Denmark’s two major cities, Aarhus and Copenhagen, via seaplane.

The CEOs of both companies recently met in Denmark to discuss their collaboration on various issues and to advance the interests of the seaplane sector.

According to Hellenic Seaplanes CEO Nikolaos Charalambous, the alliance represents a significant milestone for the seaplane transport market in Europe.

“Partnering with Nordic Seaplanes allows us to tackle legal challenges together and to innovate in seaplane travel, making it more efficient, sustainable, and recognizable,” Charalambous said.

Hellenic Seaplanes CEO Nikolaos Charalambous with Nordic Seaplanes CEO Ole D. Christiansen (right) in Denmark. Photo source: Hellenic Seaplanes

The Greek and Danish seaplane companies will collaborate on the following initiatives:

– Legal coverage: The companies will work together to advocate for improved regulations and support from the European Union and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
– Operational synergies: They will share best practices, safety protocols, and infrastructure strategies to maximize productivity.
– Research and development: Joint efforts will focus on enhancing safety, technology, and sustainability within the seaplane industry.
– Pilot training and exchange programs: An integrated program will be developed to train and exchange pilots, ensuring a skilled workforce.
– Joint marketing strategies: Coordinated campaigns will be launched to promote the benefits of seaplane travel and increase public awareness.

Seaplane aircraft of Nordic Seaplanes. Photo source: Hellenic Seaplanes

Nordic Seaplanes CEO Ole D. Christiansen praised the collaboration and its anticipated benefits for both the industry and passengers.

“Our partnership with Hellenic Seaplanes demonstrates our shared commitment to advancing the seaplane sector,” Christiansen remarked.

The two companies will also aim to develop a more sustainable seaplane transportation system, leveraging the latest technologies and renewable energy sources.