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Samuel Podberesky 

Assistant General Counsel 

Aviation Enforcement and Proceedings 

U.S. Department of Transportation 

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Washington, DC 20590 

Re: VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. 

Violations of 49 U.S.C. §§ 41101 and 41712 and 14 C.P.R. Part 375 

Dear Mr. Podberesky: 

We are writing in response to the Department of Transportation's ("Department") July 9, 2010 

letter (received July 13, 2010), which requests that VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. ("VIH 

Cougar") provide further information in connection with the Department's review of the abovereferenced matter. 1 

As always, VIH Cougar will continue to cooperate with any reasonable request for information 

by the Department to assist its review of this matter. However, in our view, the position taken by 

the Department in its July 9, 2010 letter that VIH Cougar is under the control of one or more 

foreign entities seriously misstates the record in this case. As we demonstrated in our August I 0, 

2009 response, VIH Cougar's U.S. operations have at all relevant times been conducted under 

the auspices and supervision of its U.S.-citizen officers and managers. Accordingly, while we 

are prepared to provide the Department with any additional relevant information to bring this 

matter to a close, and do so below, we do not believe it is appropriate for the Department to 

summarily conclude, without proffering any explanation, that VIH Cougar operates under the 

direction and control of foreign nationals. Nor is there any basis for taking enforcement action 

against VIH Cougar. 

This response and certain of the documents identified in Exhibit A contain VIH Cougar trade 

secret information2 that are prohibited from disclosure to any third party under the Trade Secrets 

1 The Department granted an extension to September 30,2010 to submit this response. 

2 VIH Cougar trade secret documents are designated in Exhibit A with an asterisk and by 

protective legends. 

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Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1905.3 Moreover, as trade secrets or other commercial and proprietary 

information, this response and all Exhibit A documents may not be disclosed to any third party 

pursuant to the Freedom oflnformation Act, 5 U.S.C. § 552(b), and any other applicable 

disclosure statute or regulation. Therefore, this response and all enclosed documents may not be 

disclosed without VIH Cougar's prior written consent. Finally, we request that access to the 

information in this response be limited to those government personnel necessary to evaluate the 

issues in this matter. 

I. BACKGROUND 

As you know, the Department initiated its review of the U.S. operations of two Canadian entities, 

VIH Aviation Group, Ltd ("VIHAG") and Cougar Helicopters, Inc. ("Cougar"), and those of 

VIH Cougar Helicopters, an American company, more than two years ago in April2008. In an 

April24, 2008letter, the Department asserted that Cougar and VIH Cougar may have conducted, 

or offered to conduct, certain air service operations in the United States in contravention of the 

Federal Aviation Act and its implementing regulations. Specifically, the Department raised 

concerns that Cougar, as a foreign carrier, may have violated cabotage restrictions by ferrying 

passengers in the Gulf of Mexico and that VIH Cougar's passenger and cargo carriage operations 

in the United States also may have violated applicable regulations. In a response dated June 20, 

2008, Cougar and VIH Cougar demonstrated that the Department's concerns were without basis 

because their respective operations have, at all relevant times, complied with all applicable 

statutory and regulatory requirements. 

On July 10, 2009, more than a year later, the Department issued a second letter of concern, this 

time to VIH Cougar alone. In that letter, the Department apparently abandoned its prior 

concerns with regard to Cougar, focusing instead upon VIH Cougar's operations and whether the 

activities are performed under the direct supervision and control of U.S. citizens, as required 

under the Department's economic authority regulations for air carrier services in the United 

States. 

Although the Department acknowledged that VIH Cougar is in compliance with the numerical 

requirements set forth for U.S. citizenship, the Department nevertheless contended that, based on 

nine purported grounds of improper control, VIH Cougar is not a U.S. citizen because it is 

allegedly under the actual control of one or more Canadian companies. VIH Cougar responded 

at length to each of the allegations in an August I 0, 2009 submission, which was accompanied 

by the written testimony of its president and thousands of pages of supporting business records. 

Together, this evidence demonstrated that VIH Cougar alone is responsible for overseeing its 

day-to-day operations and business affairs and is free from undue influence or leverage by any 

foreign citizen, entity or company.4 

3 In providing this submission and the Exhibit A documents, VIH Cougar does not waive any 

applicable corporate attorney-client and attorney work product privileges. 

4 For purposes of this response, VIH Cougar incorporates by reference the points and authorities 

set forth in its August 10, 2009 response to the Department's July I 0, 2009 letter. 

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Despite this detailed submission, the Department issued a third letter to VIH Cougar, again a 

year later on July 9, 2010, seeking further information concerning VIH Cougar's operations. 

Although the July 9, 2010 letter makes no reference to VIH Cougar's prior responses to the 

Department's allegations, does not attempt to refute them in any way, and does not invalidate or 

materially question any of the evidence that VIH Cougar has submitted to date, the Department 

nevertheless contends that "based on all of the evidence we have received to date" VIH Cougar 

operates under the "de facto control" of one or more foreign entities because they "have a 

substantial ability to influence VIH Cougar's activities." July 9, 2010 Ltr. at 1. The Department 

has not articulated any basis for this assertion. 

II. DISCUSSION 

A. There Is No Basis For Concluding That VIH Cougar Operates Under The 

Actual Control Of Foreign Citizens 

The Department's contention that VIH Cougar operates under the actual control of one or more 

foreign citizens is without merit. As explained in VIH Cougar's August 10,2009 response, no 

foreign companies or nationals control the business, day-to-day operations or other affairs of 

VIH Cougar. To date, the Department has yet to contest any of the points in VIH Cougar's 

August 10, 2009 response that the grounds alleged by the agency as purported bases for an 

enforcement action are unwarranted and erroneous accusations. Nor has the Department 

provided any competing evidence that control over VIH Cougar in fact resides with foreign 

citizens. Accordingly, contrary to the Department's assertion, the clear weight of the evidence 

collected to date in this matter has actually and unequivocally shown that control over VIH 

Cougar's operations rests with U.S. citizens in full compliance with Department requirements. 

VIH Cougar's position is supported by the Department precedents raised in its August 10, 2009 

submission. Those case authorities, which the Department also has never disputed, establish that 

an air carrier operating in the United States under the day-to-day control of U.S. citizens satisfies 

the Department's economic authority requirements. See DHL Airways, 2004 DOT Av. LEXIS 

404 (May 13, 2004). This fact is true even if the carrier partners, or otherwise works closely in 

conjunction with, a foreign carrier on matters of mutual strategic and business interest, where, as 

here, the relationship is maintained at arms length and typical of the commercial arrangements 

commonly found in today's aviation industry. !d. at *67 ("[T]he existence of a close working 

relationship between a U.S. airline and a foreign airline does not show that the foreign airline can 

exercise substantial influence over the U.S. airline for citizenship purposes."). 

Indeed, the Department has explained that even if a U.S. carrier "can be viewed as a unit of a 

[foreign] venture larger in conception and scope," the U.S. carrier's role and participation in a 

"greater, foreign-operated integrated system ... does not mean that the [foreign] network 

controls its U.S. unit [and] does not suggest in itself that [the U.S. carrier] is not independent of 

the larger enterprise." DHL Airways, Inc., 2003 DOT Av. LEXIS 1086, at *70-*71. 

Accordingly, pursuant to these authorities, and in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, the 

Department's contention that VIH Cougar is controlled by one or more foreign entities 

constitutes mere unfounded speculation. 

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Finally, the Department's arguments in this matter have been inconsistent with even its own 

views that, given the economic realities oftoday's aviation markets, robust partnerships by and 

between domestic and foreign air carriers (including foreign investments) are to be encouraged, 

are not indicative of an undue control relationship, and should not run afoul of the Department's 

economic authority rules. See Actual Control of U.S. air carriers, Docket No. OST-2003-15759, 

2006 DOT Av. LEXIS 825 at *17-*19 (December 5, 2006). Accordingly, the Department has 

publicly stated that the actual control standards should not be applied any more restrictively than 

necessary to meet statutory requirements. Id 

VIH Cougar meets these objectives. As VIH Cougar has consistently maintained and 

demonstrated, VIH Cougar's cooperation and working relationship with VIHAG and certain of 

its operating company subsidiaries are fully consistent with these requirements, where its 

operations are, and always have been, completely autonomous from those other companies. 

In sum, based on all the evidence to date in the record, there is no possible basis from which the 

Department can reasonably infer, much less conclude, that operational control ofVIH Cougar 

resides with any entity other than VIH Cougar itself. Accordingly, as VIH Cougar has at all 

relevant times operated under the direct supervision and authority of its U.S.-citizen management 

team, no enforcement action against the company is warranted. 

B. VIH Cougar's Responses To The Department's July 9, 2010 Requests For 

Information 

Notwithstanding the foregoing, as always, VIH Cougar is prepared to assist the Department to 

better understand the nature of the business it conducts in the United States. Accordingly, to the 

extent that the information requested in the Department's July 9, 2010 letter will further this 

objective and move this investigation closer towards a resolution, we will of course facilitate 

those efforts. As noted, the information being requested is confidential, commercially sensitive, 

and includes information regarding employees which is of a strictly private nature. Accordingly, 

we respond to the Department's requests on a confidential basis as follows. 

INFORMATION PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED BUT NOT PROVIDED 

REQUEST (I)(1): As requested in our July 10,2009, letter, please provide a list of all previous 

and current employment (paid or unpaid) for Mr. William Steeper. The employment listing 

should include the name of his employer, location (city, state, territory, etc.), type of business, 

position(s) held, description of responsibilities, and dates employed. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (I)(1): As indicated in the Declaration of William Steeper 

provided in our previous submission, dated August 10, 2009, Mr. Steeper has been a director of 

VIH Cougar since July 8, 2003, which was then known as Western Airways, Inc., and acquired a 

majority interest in the company as well as becoming its President and Treasurer on January 31, 

2004, positions that he stills serves in today. Mr. Steeper has also been VIH Cougar's Secretary 

since November 28, 2006 and the company's sole director and officer (President, Treasurer and 

Secretary) since February 1, 2007. 

Mr. Steeper is also the sole owner, director, and President ofVIH Western, LLC, an Idaho 

limited liability company that is a holding company, not an air carrier. VIH Western is 

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Mr. Steeper's personal holding company incorporated for the purpose of holding his interest and 

shares in VIH Cougar. VIH Cougar is 76% owned by VIH Western and 24% owned by VIH 

Helicopters USA, Inc., a subsidiary ofVIH Aviation Group, Ltd. 

In addition to his businesses in the helicopter services industry, since 1985, Mr. Steeper has 

maintained a solicitor's practice in British Columbia. He was an associate and then partner with 

the firm of Law Steeper Opel Mah Ming. For the past 15 years, Mr. Steeper has been the 

proprietor of Steeper & Associates, a private law firm in British Columbia that has no affiliation 

to VIHAG or any affiliate. Mr. Steeper's practice is a general solicitor's practice with several 

hundred clients. Mr. Steeper employs full and part-time staff at an office located in Victoria, 

British Columbia. Mr. Steeper has not been, nor is now, an employee ofVIHAG or any affiliate. 

Mr. Steeper is an employee of VIH Cougar. 

VIH COUGAR EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION 

REQUEST (11)(1): Provide a list of all VIH Cougar employees. Such list should identify the 

employee's base of operations, duties, and whether or not the employee is also employed by 

VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (11)(1): We provide at Tab 1 a spreadsheet which identifies all 

VIH Cougar employees, their respective bases of operations, and job titles. In addition, we refer 

the Department to our August 10, 2009 submission, which describes the operations that are 

conducted at VIH Cougar's three locations in Bellingham, Washington (head office and stores), 

Boise, Idaho (operations base), and Galliano, Louisiana (operations base). VIH Cougar conducts 

its offshore work from its Galliano base and manages its minerals exploration, seismic and 

firefighting support services for various clients, including Kiska Metals and the U.S. Forest 

Service, from its Boise location. 

REQUEST (II)(2): Provide a list of all VIH Cougar contractors. Such list should identify the 

contractor's base of operations, duties, and whether or not the contractor is provided to VIH 

Cougar by VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries. Ifthe contractor is not provided to VIH Cougar by 

VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, state the name of the entity that is supplying the contractor to 

VIH Cougar. 

REQUEST (II)(3): Has VIH Cougar requested services under the Management and 

Administrative Services Agreement signed between VIH Cougar and VIHAG, VIH Helicopters 

Ltd., Cougar Helicopters Inc., and VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., on April 1, 2009? If so, please 

describe with specificity the scope of the services provided and, if available, any documentation 

noting the request for services under this agreement. Also, if VIH Cougar received contractors 

from VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, as part of the service provided under this agreement, 

please provide the total number of contract personnel provided, the contractor's duties, and the 

contractor's base of operations while under contract to VIH Cougar. 

REQUEST (11)(4): How many contract personnel did VIH Cougar receive from VIH 

Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., and/or VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, pursuant 

to the April 1, 2009, request for the supply of specialized helicopter supports service to support 

VIH Cougar's seismic work in Colorado on behalf of Global/Exxon? Please state the job 

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function for each of the contacted personnel and the entity that provided the contract personnel to 

VIH Cougar. 

REQUEST (II)(S): How many contract personnel did VIH Cougar receive from VIH 

Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., and/or VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, pursuant 

to the April 1, 2009, request for the supply of specialized helicopter support services to support 

VIH Cougar's firefighting operations provided on behalf of the U.S. Forest Service? Please state 

the job function for each of the contracted personnel and the entity that provided the contract 

personnel to VIH Cougar. 

REQUEST (II)(6): How many contract personnel did VIH Cougar receive from VIH 

Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., Cougar Helicopters Inc., and/or VIHAG, or one of 

its subsidiaries, pursuant to the April 1, 2009, request for the supply of specialized helicopter 

support services to support VIH Cougar's IFR Offshore operations? Please state the job function 

for each of the contracted personnel and the entity that provided the contract personnel to VIH 

Cougar. 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (II)(2-6): VIH Cougar currently contracts the services of three 

Canadian pilots and four Canadian maintenance technicians from VIH Helicopters Ltd. to 

support its VFR operations on an as-needed basis on behalf of various clients. The contracted 

crews supplement VIH Cougar crews and the number of contracted pilots and technicians may 

fluctuate by upwards of 2 to 3 additional persons based on crewing requirements. The contracted 

crews are used to cover crewing needs for VIH Cougar's summer seasonal work. 

The contracted personnel account for approximately 12% ofVIH Cougar's roster of pilots and 

technicians. VIH Cougar's 50 remaining pilots and technicians, including its Chief Pilot and 

Director ofMaintenance,5 are employees of the company and are U.S. citizens. All pilots and 

technicians seconded from VIH Helicopters are trained pursuant to VIH Cougar's policies and 

standard operating procedures and are licensed to operate in both the United States and in 

Canada. Under the Federal Aviation Regulations, all seconded personnel act solely under the 

managerial control ofVIH Cougar and its U.S.-citizen management team for the duration of the 

secondment. Accordingly, any secondment of personnel from VIH Helicopters or affiliate does 

not permit these companies to exercise any control over the day-to-day operations ofVIH 

Cougar. VIH Cougar is not obligated to contract any pilots, technicians, or other personnel from 

VIHAG, its affiliates, or its operating subsidiaries. 

It is noteworthy that VIH Cougar currently contracts between eight to ten pilots and four to six 

maintenance technicians and engineers to Cougar Helicopters, Inc. on an as-needed basis for 

Cougar's operations in Canada and the GulfofMexico. In addition, VIH Cougar leases space at 

its Galliano, Louisiana facility to Cougar Helicopters on conventional commercial terms. 

Therefore, the flow of personnel and services between VIH Cougar and VIHAG or its affiliates 

occurs in both directions, from each entity to the other. 

5 These individuals are among the employees identified in the spreadsheet submitted at Tab 1 in 

response to Request (Il)(l ). 

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VIH Cougar obtains technical support and maintenance services from VIHAG and its 

subsidiaries pursuant to two arms-length commercial contracts--a Master Helicopter Technical 

Support Services Agreement and a Master Management and Administration Services Agreement. 

Both agreements were provided with our August 10, 2009 submission. Through these 

agreements, which are typical in the industry, VIH Cougar obtains maintenance services, 

equipment, parts, and aviation crews on an ad hoc and fee-for-service basis with respect to 

certain services and engagements. The agreements with VIHAG and certain of its operating 

company subsidiaries contain commercial terms and rates that conform to market conditions. 

They are not exclusive and can be cancelled at any time. Importantly, VIH Cougar is under no 

obligation to procure any equipment, materials or services from these parties, but is free to resort 

to other providers in the open market. 

In addition, VIH Cougar maintains contracts with VIHAG to provide certain incidental 

accounting services as required on a cost-plus 10% basis. Specifically, the services consist of 

processing payables in Victoria, Canada, so that Mr. Steeper may review and sign checks when 

he is in Victoria. VIH Cougar's primary accounting services are provided by full-time VIH 

Cougar employees, including a senior finance manager based in Boise, Idaho; accounting clerks 

based in Boise, Idaho and in Galliano, Louisiana; and a payroll, benefits, and HR manager and 

clerk in Bellingham, Washington. VIH Cougar does not contract any management services in 

these regards from VIHAG. 

VIH Cougar also procures parts as needed from VIH Helicopters and Cougar Helicopters on a 

cost-plus 10% basis. However, VIH Cougar maintains its own stores in Galliano, Louisiana, 

Bellingham, Washington, and Boise, Idaho staffed by VIH Cougar employees directed by the · 

VIH Cougar Director of Maintenance. 

Finally, VIH Cougar leases equipment as may be required, including long line equipment, tanks, 

and special tools, from VIHAG and its affiliates pursuant to dry leases pursuant to standard 

commercial terms, conditions and rates. VIH Cougar is entitled to provide notice of early 

termination and return any leased equipment to the lessor without penalty. 

AIRCRAFT INFORMATION 

REQUEST (III)(1): Provide a list of aircraft currently owned or leased by VIH Cougar and 

identify the aircraft owner. If the aircraft is in trust, please identify the grantor of the trust and 

any affiliation to Mr. Kenneth Norie or entities in which he is affiliated. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (III)(1): Enclosed at Tabs 2-13 are lease agreements for the 

aircraft that are currently operated by VIH Cougar and leased from third parties. The lessor for 

each ofthe enclosed lease agreements is either VIHUSA, VIH Helicopters, Ltd., or VIHAG. 

The owner trustee for each of these aircraft is Wells Fargo Bank Northwest, N.A., a U.S. citizen, 

which serves as the passive legal title holder of the aircraft in trust for the Canadian beneficial 

owner. This type of trust arrangement is not uncommon in the United States and is subject to the 

FAA's civil regulatory aviation scheme. In order for these aircraft to be added to VIH Cougar's 

Ops Specs, each ofthese lease agreements was reviewed and approved by the FAA's Seattle 

FSDO, which has jurisdiction over VIH Cougar. 

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The aircraft leases are conventional dry leases containing commercially standard terms and 

conditions. Under the terms of each lease, VIH Cougar may give notice of early termination and 

return the aircraft to the lessor without penalty. As indicated in our previous submission, under 

the FAA regulatory scheme, VIH Cougar retains sole operational control and responsibility for 

each aircraft for the term of the lease. Pursuant to the lease terms, (and subject to typical lease 

restrictions that the aircraft be operated in the United States and/or Canada, that insurance be 

maintained, and that the aircraft be maintained and operated in accordance with applicable 

requirements), the lessors of each of these aircraft have no ability to exert any control or 

influence over their use or operation. 

REQUEST (111)(2): Please provide the flight records for all aircraft, including Canadian 

registered aircraft, operated and/or owned by VIH Cougar since April 1, 2009. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (111)(2): Enclosed at Tab 14 is a spreadsheet indicating flight 

hours for VIH Cougar's VFR flight operations by customer for 2009 and January through August 

2010. In 2010, VIH Cougar flew 916.9 hours for Kiska Metals Corporation; 318 hours for the 

U.S. Forest Service; 272.5 hours for BP Corporation; 22.6 hours for GeoTech Environmental 

Equipment; and 12.5 hours for Thompson Creek Metals Company. 

Also enclosed at Tabs 15-18 are flight records for the last year indicating the IFR flights that 

VIH Cougar pilots have flown. 

OPERATIONS PERFORMED BY VIH COUGAR 

REQUEST (IV)(l): Provide a brief summary of the operations performed at each ofVIH 

Cougar's base of operations, including the percent ofVIH Cougar's total revenue attributable to 

each base of operations, the customers served, number of VIH Cougar employees assigned to 

each base of operation, and type of operations performed. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (IV)(l): We direct the Department's attention to our previous 

submission dated August 10,2009. In that submission, we discussed VIH Cougar's bases of 

operations and specific operations conducted at each base. Specifically, VIH Cougar supports its 

offshore engagements from its Galliano base. It engages in seismic and firefighting work from 

its Boise base. It also engages in minerals exploration support services in Alaska through its 

Boise base. 

REQUEST (IV)(2): How many total revenue flight hours did VIH Cougar complete in the 

preceding 36 months? In the preceding 24 months? In the preceding 12 months? What percent 

of these flight hours were completed using crews contracted from VIHAG, or one of its 

subsidiaries? 

REQUEST (IV)(3): Since April2009, how may flight hours has VIH Cougar accrued flying for 

Global/Exxon in Colorado? Of these flight hours, what percentage where conducted using crews 

provided by VIH Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., and/or VIHAG, or one of its 

subsidiaries, pursuant to the April 1, 2009, request for the supply of specialized helicopter 

support services to support VIH Cougar's seismic work in Colorado on behalf of Global/Exxon? 

If crews where contracted from other entities, please note the name of the entity and the 

percentage of flight hours conducted by the entity. 

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REQUEST (IV)(4): Since April2009, how many flight hours has VIH Cougar accrued flying 

operations in the Gulf of Mexico? Of these flight hours, what percentage where conducted using 

crews provided by VIH Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters USA, Inc., Cougar Helicopters Inc., 

and/or VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, pursuant to the April1, 2009, request for the supply of 

specialized helicopter support services to support VIH Cougar's IFR Offshore operations? If 

crews where contracted from other entities, please note the name of the entity and the percentage 

of flight hours conducted by the entity. 

REQUEST (IV)(S): Since April2009, how many flight hours has VIH Cougar accrued flying 

firefighting operations provided on behalf of the U.S. forest service? Of these flight hours, what 

percentage where conducted using crews provided by VIH Helicopters Ltd., VIH Helicopters 

USA, Inc., and/or VIRAG, or one of its subsidiaries, pursuant to the April 1, 2009, request for 

the supply of specialized helicopter support services to support VIH Cougar's fire fighting 

operations provided on behalf of the U.S. Forest Service? If crews where contracted from other 

entities, please note the name of the entity and the percentage of flight hours conducted by the 

entity. 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (IV)(2-S): Enclosed at Tabs 14-18 are updated flight records 

indicating the total number of flight hours VIH Cougar has completed for VFR and IFR 

operations for the past year. We direct the Department's attention to our August 10,2009 

submission for responsive information regarding flight hours in previous years. 

We have also enclosed at Tab 14 a spreadsheet showing the number ofVFR flight hours flown 

for each customer annually. For Global Exxon, VIH Cougar flew 3118.8 hours in 2009. For the 

U.S. Forest Service, VIH Cougar flew 231.9 hours in 2009 and 318 hours through August 2010 

for a total of 549.9 flight hours from 2009-August 2010. For its Gulf of Mexico operations from 

2009 through August 2010, VIH Cougar flew 272.5 hours for BP Corporation and 318.8 hours 

for Exxon totaling 591.3 hours. While we refer the Department to the details provided regarding 

contractors hired from VIRAG and its affiliates in the Responses to Request (II)(2-6) for 

responsive information regarding those matters, we note that the vast majority of the personnel 

VIH Cougar uses for its operations are VIH Cougar employees and not contractors. 

REQUEST (IV)(6): Please provide all addendum to and orders under the Helicopter Technical 

Support Agreement, and Management and Administrative Services Agreement that have not 

already been provided to the Department in VIH Cougar's August 2009 response. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (IV)(6): There are no additional addendum to the abovereferenced agreements. Orders placed by VIH Cougar pursuant to these agreements are 

discussed herein in the response to Request (II)(3). 

REQUEST (IV)(7): Provide a detailed list of all work performed by VIH Cougar in the last 36 

months that was not provided to VIH Cougar, either directly or indirectly, by VIRAG, or one of 

its subsidiaries. 

REQUEST (IV)(8): What percentage ofVIH Cougar's total work performed in the last 36 

months was not provided to VIH Cougar, either directly or indirectly, by VIRAG, or one of its 

subsidiaries? 

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RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (IV){7-8): VIH Cougar conducts its own marketing and sales 

efforts through its managers and employees. Potential clients are identified though VIH 

Cougar's presence in the industry and access to public and private tender opportunities. In this 

regard, most helicopter work arises from customer project bids that are sent out to several 

helicopter operators through a solicitation process. Bids are then considered and the customer 

selects its service provider. This request for proposals ("RFP") process includes formal 

nationwide U.S. government competitions such as the U.S. Forest Service's solicitations through 

which VIH Cougar successively won four multi-year firefighting support contracts last year. 

The RFP process may also include formal bids solicited by major oil companies, such as Exxon, 

which issue tenders for proposals regarding seismic services through a competitive bid process. 

On larger projects, a customer may engage several helicopter service providers at once. VIH 

Cougar, from time to time, receives customer leads from VIH Helicopters and from other 

industry contacts. While VIH Helicopters did provide VIH Cougar the lead on the Exxon 

seismic work, this engagement was procured through a competitive solicitation process between 

VIH Cougar and other helicopter operators and the work was ultimately awarded to VIH Cougar 

and another operator. 

VIH Cougar does not rely upon VIH Helicopters for client leads to sustain its business. Rather, 

VIH Cougar independently solicits business opportunities through its own marketing and 

business development efforts~ In the last 36 months, a large portion ofVIH Cougar's work was 

initiated not through leads provided by non-U.S. entities, but through VIH Cougar's independent 

efforts. As a leader in its own right in the specialty helicopter services industry, VIH Cougar has 

had significant success in its business and receives substantial revenues that are not the product 

ofleads provided by VIHAG, its affiliates or other non-U.S. citizens. 

For example, VIH Cougar's contract with the U.S. Forest Service was generated through its own 

efforts through an open competitive solicitation process. Similarly, VIH Cougar's flight 

operations for BP in the Gulf of Mexico resulting from the Deepwater Horizon explosion was 

also developed by VIH Cougar and supported through the Galliano, Louisiana base and the 

Houston, Texas office. VIH Cougar has established itself as a specialty helicopter services 

provider in the Gulf of Mexico after years of promotion in the industry in Louisiana and Texas. 

It is noteworthy that VIH Cougar provides services to its competitors from time to time including 

the recovery of helicopters from offshore platforms for the likes of Bristow-Air Logistics. In 

some instances, VIH Cougar has worked with VIH Helicopters to develop business opportunities 

that may be of potential interest to both companies. As an example of this collaboration, the 

helicopter work VIH Cougar performed for Kiska Metals was developed through the pursuit of 

mutual contacts and leads with VIH Helicopters. VIH Cougar also generated seismic work from 

Geo Tech and Thompson Creek in a similar manner. Notwithstanding VIH Cougar's 

cooperation with VIHAG and its affiliates to develop some opportunities, VIH Cougar holds 

independent contracts for the work it performs. 

In addition, as noted in our August I 0, 2009 submission to the Department, VIH Cougar engages 

in significant marketing efforts to advertise its services and capabilities. Enclosed at Tabs 19-21, 

for the Department's review, are sample marketing materials that VIH Cougar has used in the 

past to generate new business opportunities. We also refer the Department to the discussion 

herein in response to Request (VIII)(l). 

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ACQUISITION OF VIH COUGAR 

REQUEST (V)(l): How much money did Mr. William Steeper pay for his equity interest in 

VIH Cougar? If no money was paid, what consideration did Mr. William Steeper provide? 

REQUEST (V)(3): Did Mr. William Steeper obtain capital or loans from Mr. Kenneth None or 

entities in which he is affiliated to acquire his equity interest in VIH Cougar? 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (V)(l AND 3): We believe that much of these requests are 

irrelevant to the Department's review of this matter insofar as the Department has previously 

found that evidence of even large indebtedness to a foreign investor, standing alone, does not call 

into question an air carrier's status as a U.S. citizen. See Application of Virgin America, Inc. for 

a certificate of public convenience and necessity under 49 US. C.§ 41102 to engage in interstate 

scheduled air transportation, Order 2007-3-16, Docket OST-2005-23307 (March 20, 2007). 

However, we note that neither Mr. Steeper nor the company which he owns, VIH Western, LLC, 

has obtained any capital from Mr. Ken Norie, any company he owns or holds an interest, or 

VIHAG or its affiliates in connection with Mr. Steeper's acquisition of an equity interest in VIH 

Cougar through VIH Western. Mr. Steeper is not indebted to Mr. Ken Norie or any company 

that he owns. 

Moreover, while VIHAG has from time to time advanced funds to VIH Cougar in the form of 

affiliate related party loans, those arrangements are used for working capital, for development 

costs, and the purchase of assets, and thus, are not suggestive of any undue influence or control 

over VIH Cougar. 

Finally, VIH Cougar currently maintains a line of credit in the amount of two million dollars 

with HSBC Bank USA NA, an independent banking corporation. This credit agreement utilizes 

standard commercial terms with provisions for interest and is in all respects a conventional credit 

agreement. The loan was drawn by VIH Cougar as authorized by Mr. Steeper for business 

purposes. These funds have been used for working capital for VIH Cougar. The credit 

agreement is enclosed at Tab 22. 

MR. WILLIAM STEEPER'S ACTIVITIES 

REQUEST (VI)(l): During the calendar year ending 2009 and for 6-months ending June 30, 

2010, what percent of revenue from Mr. William Steeper's legal practice was derived from 

services rendered to Mr. Kenneth Norie or entities in which he is affiliated? 

REQUEST (VI)(2): What percent of his time and average number of hours per month does Mr. 

William Steeper allocate to his duties and responsibilities as President of VIH Cougar? What 

percentage of his time and average number of hours per month does Mr. William Steeper 

allocate to his duties and responsibilities at his legal firm? 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (VI)(l-2): We believe that these requests call for irrelevant 

information and responding to many of them would potentially violate Mr. Steeper's solicitorclient relationship with his clients. However> as discussed in previous submissions to the 

Department, Mr. Steeper maintains a private law practice in British Columbia and in that 

capacity provides legal counsel to VIHAG as a regular ongoing part of his role as counsel. Since 

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1985, Mr. Steeper has practiced law in British Columbia, first as an associate and then partner in 

the firm Law Steeper Opel Mah Ming, and in the past 15 years as the proprietor of Steeper & 

Associates, a private law practice in British Columbia that bears no affiliation to VIHAG or any 

affiliate or subsidiary. Mr. Steeper's practice is a general solicitor's practice with several 

hundred clients, including many significant businesses that have connection to VIHAG or its 

affiliates. Mr. Steeper employs full and part-time staff at an office in British Columbia. Mr. 

Steeper invoices his clients based on fees for services provided using an hourly rate and 

including taxes, disbursements, and expenses. Mr. Steeper does not provide legal services on a 

fixed retainer or contingency fee basis. As previously explained, Mr. Steeper does not, and 

never has, provided legal advice to Mr. Norie, VIHAG or any affiliated entity regarding the 

affairs of VIH Cougar. 

As we also have explained, Mr. Steeper devotes a significant amount of time managing the 

affairs ofVIH Cougar. Mr. Steeper allocates an average of two hours or more per day to VIH 

Cougar and regularly travels between the company's various bases and attends meetings on an 

average of once a month for two to four days. Mr. Steeper's supervisory responsibilities at VIH 

Cougar include the following: 

• Overseeing and managing all areas of activities 

• Overseeing management team employed by VIH Cougar 

• Approving all business plans and marketing plans 

• Approving all quotes and bids 

• Approving all equipment. leases 

• Maintaining sole contract signing authority 

• Approving all capital expenditures 

• Approving all hires and terminations 

• Approving all employee expenses 

• Approving payment of expenses and signing over 95% of checks issued by VIH Cougar 

• Serving as the principal person responsible to the FAA for VIH Cougar 

• Attending and overseeing all FAA FSDO requests and responses 

• Approving and signing all US DOT and FAA documentation 

• Approving all company manuals 

• Attending manager's meetings, customer meetings, and customer audits 

• Visiting bases 

• Communicating daily with managers and employees via phone, emails, and in person 

INCONSISTENCIES 

REQUEST (VII)(l): Explain why on page 7 of Mr. Steeper's August 10, 2009, declaration, he 

identifies Peter Bowden, Lional Munsey, and Larry Lippert as operations managers ofVIH 

Cougar and states that none of these managers has ever been employed by VIHAG, or its 

affiliates, while in exhibit 6, page 5 and exhibit 8, page 6 ofVIHAG's June 20, 2008, response to 

the Department's April 24, 2008, information request, Larry Lippert, Peter Bowden, and Lional 

Munsey are identified as authorized pilots for Cougar Helicopters? 

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REQUEST (VII)(2): Explain why Messrs. Lional Munsey's and Richard Good's resumes do 

not list having been employed by Cougar Helicopters, while the June 20, 2008, response to the 

Department's April 24, 2008, information request lists each as authorized pilots for Cougar 

Helicopters? 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (VII)(l-2): With regard to these requests for clarification, the 

employment status of the above-referenced individuals discussed in our prior submissions to the 

Department are not inconsistencies because the definitions of "employee" and "authorized pilot" 

are different. Under applicable FAA regulations, an individual may be authorized to fly for an 

air carrier and yet not be an employee of the carrier. Accordingly, there is no inconsistency in 

our description of these individuals' employment status. While the individuals referenced in 

Request Nos. 3 and 4 are authorized pilots for Cougar Helicopters, they are not employees of 

Cougar but employees ofVIH Cougar. 

REQUEST (VII)(3): · Explain why on page 17 of Mr. William Steeper's August 10, 2009, 

declaration, he states that he is not an officer of Cougar Helicopters, while Cougar Helicopters' 

2010 Biennial Report filed February 19, 2009, with the Alaska Division of Corporations, 

Business, and Professional Licensing, identifies Mr. Steeper as an officer of Cougar Helicopters? 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (VII)(3): Mr. Steeper is not an officer of Cougar Helicopters. 

Nor does he hold any interest in Cougar Helicopters. The identification of Mr. Steeper as 

secretary of Cougar Helicopters in the 2010 Alaska Biennial Report referenced by the 

Department was an error. The report in question was prepared by a local registry agent and the 

error was not detected prior to the filing. To clarifY, as legal counsel for Cougar Helicopters, Mr. 

Steeper from time to time files documents in that capacity for Cougar Helicopters with the 

Alaska Division of Corporations, and it appears that because of this role, he was mistakenly 

identified as Cougar's "corporate solicitor/secretary" on the 2010 Biennial Report. This error 

will be corrected on the next filing. 

FINANCIAL INFORMATION 

REQUEST (VIII)(l): State VIH Cougar's total revenue received in the last 24 months. State 

the percentage of this revenue that was received from work obtained directly or indirectly from 

VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries. If the work was not obtained directly or indirectly from 

VIHAG, or one of its subsidiaries, state how such work was obtained (e.g., advertisements, 

flyers, Internet, etc.), and provide copies of any solicitation materials developed by VIH Cougar. 

RESPONSE TO REQUEST (VIII)(l): We refer the Department to financial statements 

enclosed herein at Tabs 23-27 indicating VIH Cougar's total revenue. Also enclosed at Tabs 19-

21 are marketing materials used by VIH Cougar for procuring new business opportunities. VIH 

Cougar employs three senior managers to perform marketing and sales work, including Larry 

Lippert, Manager of Business Development; Larry Kelley, VFR Operations Manager in Boise, 

Idaho; and Dave Eagleston, full-time marketing manager, who operates a sales office in Houston, 

Texas. Houston, Texas is the center of operations for many oil companies and VIH Cougar 

benefits from a sales presence there. Mr. Lippert, Mr. Kelley, and Mr. Eagleston are experienced 

helicopter industry veterans. None have been employees ofVIHAG or its affiliates at any time. 

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In addition, VIH Cougar solicits new business through its participation in professional 

associations, including the Helicopter Association International and offshore helicopter and EMS 

helicopter symposiums and associations in the Gulf of Mexico regions. VIH Cougar also 

participates in trade shows, prepares its own marketing materials (see Tabs 19-21) and has 

developed and maintains its own website (vihcougar.com) to publicize its services and receive 

inquiries from potential customers. 

In addition, VIH Cougar offers offshore emergency medical transportation in partnership with 

the Acadian Ambulance Service. Acadian provides medical personnel and paramedics onboard 

all aircraft in addition to paramedics on offshore installations. 

VIH Cougar's independent promotional efforts demonstrate that it is an autonomous entity that 

generates business opportunities on its own merits, reputation and capabilities. 

REQUEST (VIII)(2): Provide records that denote VIH Cougar's income for calendar years 

2008, 2009, and from January 1, 2010- July 07, 2010. These records should be of sufficient 

detail to identify the nature ofVIH Cougar's transactions and the parties concerned. 

REQUEST (VIII)(3): Provide records that denote VIH Cougar's cash flow for calendar years 

2008,2009, and from January 1, 2010, to July 07,2010. These records should be of sufficient 

detail to identify the nature of VIH Cougar's transactions and the parties concerned. 

REQUEST (VIII)(4): Provide records that denote VIH Cougar's assets and liabilities for 

calendar years 2008 and 2009, and from January 1, 2010, to July 07,2010. These records should 

be of sufficient detail to identify the specific assets and liabilities ofVIH Cougar. 

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS (VIII)(2-4): In our view, the requests, as stated, place an 

overbroad and undue burden upon VIH Cougar for financial information that may have little or 

no relevance to any of the issues in this matter. Nevertheless, enclosed at Tabs 23-27 are VIH 

Cougar's financial records for 2008 through July 2010. These documents indicate the total 

revenues, assets and liabilities, and incomes of the company on a monthly basis from January 

through July 2010. In addition, the documents also provide relevant data on an annualized basis 

for the years 2008 and 2009. While we believe that providing any greater specificity in the 

financial data would be an unduly burdensome task, we would be willing to discuss responding 

to a narrower request from the Department for specific transactions or information. 

III. CONCLUSION 

We believe that the record in this matter quite clearly shows that VIH Cougar, and VIH Cougar 

alone, manages its business affairs and day-to-day operations, and abides by all applicable 

aviation requirements and regulations. There is no basis to conclude that VIH Cougar is under 

the substantial influence of a foreign entity or citizen and certainly none that would warrant an 

enforcement action against the company. Accordingly, this matter should be closed. However, 

in the event the Department has any other questions or clarifications about this matter, we would 

be pleased to meet with you to address any remaining issues. 

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Thank you for your attention to this matter. 

avid 

~ M. Nadl 

David Y. Yang 

Counsel to VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. 

Enclosures 

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EXHIBIT A 

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I RESPbNSES TO THE DEP ARTME T REQ . T {;-:, ;~ i 

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f 'Reque t Tab() De cription -~ !;:-:-~;: ,f'• 

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. ·-·--· --- No. II(l) 1 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. List of Employees* 

No. III (I) 2 N925VH Lease 

3 N905VH Lease 

4 N263F Lease 

5 N263F Sublease 

6 N262F Lease 

7 N144WA Lease 

8 N139WH .Lease 

9 C-FWDV Lease 

10 C-FVIT Lease 

11 C-FVIG Lease 

12 C-FDUB Sublease 

13 C-FBVI Lease and N226W A Lease 

No. III(2) 14 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. VFR Customers and Flight Hours* 

IV(2-5) 15 Bell 206 IFR Flight Times September 2009-September 26, 201 0* 

16 S-61 N262F IFR Flight Times January 2008-September 26, 

2010* 

17 AW139 N925VH IFR Flight Times May 2010-September 26, 

2010* 

18 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. IFR Flight Times by Pilot 

No. IV(7-8) 19 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. "Work Hard, Play Safe" 

No. VIII(l) Advertisement for Magazines 

20 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. Offshore HEMS Cooperative 

Brochure 

21 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. "The VIH Cougar Difference" 

Brochure 

No. V(l and 3) 22 HSBC Bank USA, NA Line of Credit Agreement 

No. VIII(l-4) 23 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. 2008 Financial Report* 

24 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. 2009 Financial Report* 

25 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. January-May 2010 Monthly 

Financial Report* 

26 VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. June 2010 Financial Report* 

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VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. July 2010 Financial Report* 

*These exhibits contain confidential and proprietary material protected by the Trade Secrets Act, 

18 U.S.C. § 1905 and may not be disclosed outside of Government without VIH Cougar 

Helicopters, Inc.'s prior written consent. 

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EXHIBIT 1-14 

FILED CONFIDENTIAL 
EXHIBIT 15 
:dit Trip Report 

1 ' 

_: ·:·f:i.>'-: ,,~v, ~•: , :;:·.:.::. 

Tuesday, September 01, 2009 To Sunday, September 26, 2010 

Date: 

15-Apr-1() 

15-Apr-10 

15-ApF"-10 

14-Apr-10 

14-Apr-10 

13-Apr-10 

Invoice 

Num: 

4920100189 

4920100188 

4920100187 

4920100186 

4920100185 

4920100184 

4920100183 

12-Apr-10 4920100182 

18-Apr-10 492.0100177 

17-.Apr-10 4920100176 

12-APr-10 4920100155 

23-Mar-10 49201.0(1131 

22-Mar-10 4920100128 

22-Mar-10 4920100125 

21-Mar-10 4920100124 

21-Mar-10 492.0100123 

13-Feb-10 492010()066 

13-Feb-10 4920100065 

12-Feb-10 4920100062 

11-Feb-10 4920100066 

11-Fab-10 4920100059 

to-Feb-10 4920iOOOS7 

09-Feb-10 4920100QS6 

08-Feb-10 4920100051 

08-Feb-10 4920100050 

07-Feb-10 4920100046 

07-Feb-10 4920100045 

Primary Cust: 

VIH Cougar 

VIH cougar 

VlH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

V!H Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIt-i Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH ColfQar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIHecugar 

VIH COugar 

V!H Cougar 

VIH Couga r 

VJH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VJH Cougar 

Legs: PIC: SIC: 

1 P. Mlnnaar R. Rowles 

1 R. Moores R. RoWles 

f. 

Examiner R. Rc>wles 

2 P. Minnaar R. Rowles 

1 R. Moores R. Rowles 

2 R. Moores T.PR 

P. Minnaar T. PR 

2 R.Mootes T. PR 

3 R. MUI"JS¢Y T.PR 

2 R. Munsey T •. PR 

1 G. Mills T. PR 

1 G. Mills T. AA 

T. OKeefe r.r>R 

1 G. Mills T. PR 

G. Mills T.PR 

1 G. Mills T. PR 

F. 

InStructor 1 

F. 

Instructor 1 

f'. 

Instructor R. Charest 

P. 

Instructor 1 R. Charest 

F. 

Instructor 1 R. Charest 

F. 

Instrvctor 1 R. Charest 

F. 

Instructor R.Cha~ 

F. Instructor 1 R. Charest 

F. 

Instructor 1 L. Lippert 

F. 

Instructor L u ppert 

L r. · Upperl Instructor 

FT: A/C: Route: 

0 .8 6WA KLNA - KLNA 

0.8 6WA KLNA • KLNA 

1 6WA KLNA - KLNA 

2. 7 6WA KLNA - KLNA - KLNA 

1~ 6WA KLNA- KLNA 

2.8 6WA KLNA - KLNA - KLNA 

1.2 6WA KLNA • KLNA 

2.9 6WA KLNA - KLJIJA - KLNA 

6.6 6WA KXFL- KTLH - KBFM - KGAO 

2.9 6WA KLNA- KXFL.- KXFL 

1.7 6WA KLNA- KLNA 

1.1 6WA ~ • KLNA 

2.2 6WA KLNA • KLNA 

1.7 6WA KlNA - KLNA 

2 6WA KLNA - KLNA 

6WA KLNA- KLNA 

1.1 6WA KLNA·KLNA 

1 6WA KLNA- KLNA 

0.7 6WA l<l.NA - KLNA 

1.4 6WA KLNA- KU'lA 

1.5 6WA KLNA- KlNA 

1.5 6WA K~A- Ki.NA 

1.5 6WA KLNA - KLNA 

1.4 6WA KLAL- KLNA 

2 6WA KTLH - KLAI 

1.5 6WA KPNS - KTU-1 

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CONTAINS CON FI DENT I AL ANU PROPRIETAR'{ It~ Rf• P..T ION PROTECTED BY T HE TRAD E SECRETS ACT , 1 8 lJ . S. C . § 1905 - .. r·. 

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07--F~eb-lO 49;>0100044 VIH CO\Igi:lr L. Uppert InstnJctot· 2 bV/,; VS/;0- I~PNS r;;;.;;tl :: '- ~~-! 

07-Feb-10 4920100043 VIHCougar 1 L. Lippert F. 0.3 6WA KGAO- KGAO ~ tPi~int} 0.3 Instructor 

~~6-Jan-W 4920100033 V1H Cougar E. B. Majeau 0.5 C\VA ;:c;p.o KGAO ~ :p~nt1 n ;--gi:z1nan ,_,_j 1.,.5 

28-Dec-09 4920090501 VIH Cougar F. Griffin E. 1 6WA KGAO- KGAO ~ !Printl1 Hltzman 

30-Nov-09 4920090463 VIH Cougar 1 F. Griffin J. OA 6WA KGAO -KGAO ~ [£art] 0.2 Brigham 

06-0ct-09 4920090389 VIH Cougar 2 T, OKeefe T. PR 4.7 6WA K8AZ - KGLS • KGAO ~ (Ptir]t] 4.6 

05-0ct-09 4920090387 V!H Cougar 3 T. OKeefe T. PR 8.3 6WA KFLG - KE80 - KMAF - KBAZ II [Print]s3 

03-0ct-09 4920090386 VIH Cougar 2 T. OKeefe T. PR 5 6WA KRNO - KVGT - Kt=LG ~ (Prir}l:J 6 

02-oct-()9 4920090381 VIH Cougar 3 T. OKeefe T. PR 7.1 6WA KBU - KONP - KMFR - KRNO 1!:1 [Prirt)7.1 

0 1..Qct..()9 4920090379 VIH Cougar 1 I. OKeefe T.PR 0.6 6WA CYYJ- KBU ~ ~0.6 

CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. § 1905--

DO NOT DISCLOSE OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENT. 
EXHIBIT 16 
Tuesday, January 01, 2008 To Sunday, September 26, 2010 

Date: 

~2.5-sep-10 

~ 23-seP-10 

2D-Sep-10 

16-Sep-10 

14-Sep-10 

12-Sep-l.O 

11-Sep-10 

10-Sep-10 

02-Sep-10 

27-Aug-l.O 

24-Aug-10 

18-Aug-10 

Invoice 

Num: 

4920100588 

4920100585 

4920100584 

4920100580 

4920100577 

4920100574 

4920100571 

4920100568 

4920100551 

4920100541 

4920100538 

4920100529 

17-Aug-10 4920100526 

16-Aug-10 4920100525 

12-Aug-10 4920100513 

10-Aug-10 4920100512 

1D-A~10 4920100511 

08-Aug-10 4920100507 

4920100504 

04-Aug-10 4920100503 

27-Jul-10 4920100490 

26-Jul-10 4920100488 

24-Jul-10 4920100486 

23-Jul-10 4920100485 

Primar y Cust: 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VlH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VlH Cougar 

BP America 

Federal Aviation 

Adminl~tlon 

VIH Cougar 

VfH Coug<!r 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - PI lot 

Training 

BPAmerlca 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

BPAmerica 

BPAmerka 

Air logistlts 

VIH Cougar 

BP AmeriCa 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmerica 

Legs: PIC: SIC: 

1 R. Mun~y G. Mills 

3 J. &cket R. Munsey 

P. Fallis D. Self 

1 J. Bfcket T. OKeefe 

1 T. OKeefe M. Boiling 

1 T. OKeefe M. Boll.ing 

P. 

Bramham 1 F. Griffin 

T. OKeefe T. AllertOn 

F. Grlffln T. Cil<eefe 

4 G. Mills G. 

Jimenez 

1 G. 

Jimenez R. Hardie 

1 L Prosser P. Fallis 

F. Griffin M. Wallace 

F. Griffin M. 

WallaCe 

1 T.AIIE;rton R. Munsey 

3 J, Blcket P. 

Bramnam 

J. Blcket P. 

Bramh;lm 

3 F. Griffln R. Munsey 

3 R. Munsey P. 

Bramnem 

3 S. Fudger R. Munsey 

1 T. OKeefe L. Prosser 

6 T. OKeefe L. Ptosser 

1 T. OKeefe L. Prosser 

6 L. Prosser T. OKeefe 

FT: A/C: Route: 

2.2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.4 62F KGAO - DD2 - EJeff - KGAO 

1.3 62F KGAO - K.GAO 

2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

0.3 62F KGAO - K(;AO 

2 621" KGAO , KGAO 

1.7 62F KGAO- KGAO 

3.6 62F 

3.3 62F 

0.8 62F 

KGAO - HORSE - DD3 - KHUM • 

KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

0.5 62F KGAO - KGAO 

3 6.2F KGAO - REMF ., KHUM - KGAO 

1.3 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2 .5 62F 

2.7 52F 

3.7 62F 

0.3 62F 

6 62F 

0.4 62F 

6.4 62F 

KGAO - ENTER - EJeff - KGAO 

KGAO- ATLAN ·!(HUM- KGAO 

KGAO - ICY - ICY- KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM -

Q4000 c KHUM - KGAO 

KGJ!.,O - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM -

Q4000 - KHUM - KGAO 

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IN [Pttt] 1.2 

~ (Print) 1.9 

w (Print;d 2.3 

IS ~1.7 

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~ [Print] 1.6 

• [Priri~J 3.1 

iii ~3.2 

® [PtP:] 0.7 

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fi: (Pri'ltJ 1.1 

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22-lul-10 4920100479 BP Ame:i<:a T. OKeefe 1. .. Pros:;er 5.6 62F KGAO - NAKIK - KHUM • MADDG - J!i ! Print j 5 KHUI'-1 - KGAO 

21-Jul-10 4920100478 Statoil P. Fallis ' .. J , 

Jimenez 2.6 62F KGAO - DArner · E1eff • KGAO 

21-Jul-10 4920:100475 V!H Cougar :• I . Prosser T. OKeefe 1 62F KGAO - Bootn - KGt,Q 

:ONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY I NF•:>RMAT ION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS l'.C'T', 1 8 U .S. . 

D(l NOT DTSCLOSE OUTSI DE UF GOVERNMENT . 

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CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. § 1905--

·:920100473 

19-Jul-10 4020100467 

49201.00466 

16•lUI-10 4920100455 

15-Jul-10 4920100454 

14-Jul-10 4920100449 

4920100448 

13-Jul-10 4920100446 

04-Jul-10 4920100424 

01-Jul-10 4920100417 

27-Jun-10 4920100405 

26-Jun-10 4920100402 

24-Jun•10 4920100394 

16-Jun-10 4920100360 

16-Jun-10 4920100359 

16-Jun-10 4920100358 

15-Jun-10 4920100348 

14-Jun-10 4920100344 

14-Jun•10 4920100343 

13-Jun-10 4920100335 

12-Jun-10 4920100326 

11-Jun-10 4920100323 

11-Jun-10 4920100322 

1Q-Jun-10 4920100315 

09-Jun-10 4920100314 

08-Jun-10 4920100310 

0&-Jun-10 4920100309 

07-Jun-10 4920100307 

07-Jtm-10 4920100306 

04-Jun-10 4920100294 

03-Jun-10 4920100292 

03-Jun-10 4920100289 

TJC1 lJOT r,T3CLOSE OUTSIDE OF GOVERJJf•lEflT. 

VIH C(,U9·?;-- ~, r-;~,)::_~ser T. OKeefe 0.4 ~02r J :GAO - ;(G.AO 

Shared - Pilot 

Train!'lg 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

BP America 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH COugar 

BP America 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmenca 

BP America 

BPAmerlca 

BPAmeMca 

BPAmerlca 

BP America 

BPAmerica 

BPAmerica 

BP America 

BPAmerlca 

BP America 

BPAmerica 

BP America 

BP America 

VIH Covgar 

BP AmeriCa 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BPAmerica 

BP Amenca 

3 

4 

1 

1 

1 

8 

1 

5 

6 

3 

2 

5 

5 

5 

4 

3 

5 

3 

5 

6 

6 

3 

5 

5 

5 

4 

3 

5 

F. Griffin M. Bolling 

F. t:;riffk T. P..iferton 

R. Wallace T. OKeefe 

J. Roy L. Prosser 

F. Glil'fin R. Munsey 

P. 

Bramham R. Wallace 

F. Gliffin R. \lfunsey 

G. G. 

Jimenez Kettleson 

P. Fallis 

L. Prosser P. Fallis 

P. Fallis J. Bicket 

L. Prosser E. 

H!t:ml<:ln 

F. Griffin L Prosser 

F. Griffin L Prosser 

F. Griffin L Prosser 

F. Griffin R. Wallace 

F. Griffin D. 

Dumbauld 

F. Griffin D. 

Dumbauld 

F. Griffin D. 

Dumbau!d 

f. Griffin D. 

Dumbaufd 

F. Griffin D. 

Dumb!!uld 

F. Grtffin b. 

Dumbauld 

F. Griffin D. 

Dumbauld 

F. Griffin E. 

Hltzman 

R. W~;~lface L. Uppert: 

]. BiOcet; R. Wallace 

J. Bid<et R. Wallace 

J. Bicket R. Wallace 

J. Btcket 

P. Fal!ls J. Burt 

.;. Blcket J. cassel! 

1.3 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.3 62F KGP..O - i(GAO A r Print I 1.2 

2.5 62F 

4.9 6,2F 

1.8 62F 

0.3 62F 

0.2. 62F 

KGAO- CHALL- WJeff- KGAO 

KGAO - NAKIK - HORNM - NAKIK -

KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO • KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

:e1 (Print) 23 

~ [PrJntJ 4.7 

~~ ~0.2 

1!1 (Pm.t;J 0.1 

9.000001 62F 

KGAO - BPSL - BPSL - BPSL -

BPSL - BPSL - BPSL - BPSL -

KGAO 

1.3 

0.3 

5.9 

2.9 

2.5 

1.2 

3.2 

3,5 

3.3 

2.9 

2.3 

3.3 

2.8 

3.5 

3.7 

3.7 

2.2 

3.2 

3.9 

3 

3.1 

l.l 

3.5 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

KGAO - BPSL - KGAO 

KGA()- KGAO 

K~AO · ATLAN - KHUM- ATIANKHUM- KGAO 

KGAO - KMSY - Exoi'!M • KGAO • 

EJ~MM - KMSY - KGAO 

KHVM - 002 • KHUM - KGAO 

KHUM - HEUX - l<HUM 

KGAO - KHUM - POSID - 002 -

HEUX • KHUM 

KGAO • KHUM - Q4000 - 002 -

KHUM-J«>AO 

~ (Print) 1.1 

® @[ill 0.2 

Jlg lemtJ s.4 

~ @tW 2.7 

~ [piijJ 2.5 

~ §!iill 0.9 

fi§l (Print] 2.6 

a ~3.2 

KHUM - Q4000 • DD2 - OD3 - KHUM ~ (PrintJ 27 ·KGAO · 

KGAO- kHUM • Q4000- BOothKHUM 

KGAO - KHUM - HEUX - KGAO 

G2F KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - HELEX -

· KHUM - KGAO · 

~ ~2.6 

~ {Print) 2.1 

~ [P!t),tJ 2.7 

ii (Fir'!rKJ 2.4 

li! (Prir!l:] 2.7 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62f 

KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM • KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - POSIO -

002- KHUM 

KGAO- KHUM • DD2 - Q4000 - 003 .1iJ1 (~J 3 - KHUM • KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - REMF -

002 - KHUM - K{.iAO 

KGAO - KMJD - KMJD - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM R.EMF - Q4000 -

KHUM- KGAO 

KHUM • eNtER- Q4000 - 002 -

KHUM- KGAO 

KGAO · KHUM • Booth - Q4000 -

BOOth- KHUM 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO ExonM - Booth - KGAO 

KGAO • KHUM - Q4000 - ENTER -

® (Prrt]u 

f1il ~1.7 

~ {Print) 2.7 

~ (Prlntl2J 

~ (Print)2s 

i¥.J (Print) 2.8 

~ [Print) a.9 
CONTAinS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION PPDTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. Sf 1905--

02-)un-10 4920100283 

11 :-Jcn-10 4920100287 

31-May-10 4920100282 

31-May-10 4920100281 

30-May-10 4920100279 

30-May-10 4920100278 

29-May-10 4920100271 

28-May-10 4920100268 

25-May-10 49201002(;4 

25-May-10 4920100263 

24-May-10 4920100261 

23-May-10 4920100258 

22-May-10 4920100257 

22-May-10 4920100256 

21-May-10 4920100253 

lo-May-10 4920100250 

2Q-May-10 4920100249 

19-May-10 4920100237 

19-May-10 4920100236 

18>-May-10 4920100234 

17-May-10 4920100231 

17-May-10 4920100230 

16-May-10 4920100228 

15-May-10 4920100227 

15-May-10 4920100226 

14-May-10 4920100223 

14-May-10 4920100222 

13-May-10 4920100221 

13-May-10 4920100220 

13-May-10 4920100219 

12-May-10 4920100217 

BPAmerica 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

SP America 

BP America 

BP Amertca 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmerica 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP AmeriGa 

BPAmerica 

Sna~<~d - Pilot 

Training 

BPAmenca 

BP Amenca 

BP flmertca 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

7 

3 

3 

5 

1 

3 

6 

4 

7 

5 

4 

1 

4 

2 

2 

1 

4 

4 

4 

7 

3 

3 

1 

7 

6 

4 

4 

). b!CkE-t 

G. 

Jlmen;;:z 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

Jimenez 

P. Fallis 

R. Munsey 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

Jimenez 

R. Wallace 

G. 

Jimenez 

R. Wallace 

R. Wallace 

D. Self 

F. Griffin 

R. Wallace 

D. Self 

D. Self 

D. Self 

D. Self 

P. 

Bramham 

P. 

Bramham 

P. 

eramham 

P. 

eramham 

P. 

Bramham 

P. 

Bramham 

J. Bid<:et 

F. Griffin 

P. 

Bramham 

J. Bicket 

f. Griffin 

J. casseii 

J. Cassell 

P. Bell 

P. Fallis 

J. Cassell 

J. Cassell 

E. 

HltZman 

D. 

Dumbauld 

D. 

Dumbauld 

D. 

Dumbauld 

D. 

Dumbauld 

G. 

Jlmene:z 

F. Griffin 

E. 

Hitzman 

E. 

Hitzman 

E. 

Hitzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

E. 

Httzman 

E. 

Kitzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

E. 

Httzman 

T. OKeefe 

E. 

Httzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

T. OKeefe 

E. 

liltzman 

8. Glasko r. Allerton 

l<HUf-1 - K!::AO 

Kf,,A(, KHUH - lYJOtJ1 - FDV -

POSID - Booth - KHUM ·· KGc'J) 

c ·' , .• ,, KGAO- KSHV- KSHV- f:('-'•.c_·. 

3.1 62F 

3.3 62F 

I<.HUM Q4000 - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Booth - Q4000 -

Booth- KHUM 

1.1 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1 

1.2 

3.8 

3.5 

5.7 

3.5 

3.2 

1.6 

6.1 

2 

3.3 

0.1 

4 

5 

3.2 

3.1 

4.7 

3 

3 

1.4 

4.3 

4.8 

3.6 

).9 

62F KGAO - KGAO 

62F 

62f 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62f 

62F 

62F 

62F 

621" 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

6)r 

62F 

KGAO - KHUM KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - DD2 - HORNM -

Q4000 - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4{JOO - Booth -

KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Q4000 - NAKIK - KHl)M- KGAO 

KGAO • KHUM - Q4000 - KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO -I<GAo 

KGAO - KHUM - KHUM - KHUM -

KGAO 

KHUM - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - KHUM 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO - KGAO - KHUM • KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Booth - KHUM -

KGAO 

KHUM - Q4000 - FRZA - KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Booth - Q4QOO -

Booth- KHUM 

KGAO • KHUM - NE:i>TU - QI3 -

Q4QOO - DD3 - KHUM - KGAO 

KHUM - POSID - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - kHUM - ~00 - KHUM 

KGAO • KGAO 

KGAO - KGAO - kHUM - Q4000 • 

BDS - HORSE - KHUM - KGAO 

KHUM - Booth - BSS - FRZA -

Q4000 - DD3 - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - KGAO - ENTER • 

KGAO 

KGAO - !<HUM · KHUt<l - DD2 -

KHUM 

0.4 62F KGAO - KG/\.0 

5.8 

~ [EQntl 2.7 

f!i (Print) 1 

li:ii LP.m~J 13 

fiij [Print] o.9 

~ [Print! 0.9 

® [Print} 3.1 

Jtl (Pm1;)z.9 

Iii! (Print) 5 

ii ~3 

@;I (Print) 3.1 

~ (Print]l.s 

Iii ~5.7 

~ (EijltJ 1.8 

llQ [PmtJ 3.2 

iii (Prfnt.J 0.1 

11!! lP!!t!iJ 3.9 

~ ~4.9 

"' [ Ptrt l 2.7 

® [P,rfnl; l 2.9 

ti9 (P!iJ'll;] 3.7 

jjj [ Pmt] 2.5 

~ [Prifli:J 7.6 

Iii (flr!il 1.4 

i!i [Prirt)3.8 

~ [Pri)tj 3.5 

~ [Print] 3.2 

# [PrintJ 2.7 

g: [Print] 03 
CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AlJD PROPRIETARY INFORNATION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. § 1905--

DO NOT DISCL02-E OUTSIDE OF r;CNERNMENT. 

12-fliay-10 492•)JJ!\J2::f 6 V:H Coug«r 

10-May-10 4920100215 

06-May-10 49201002:12 

06-May-10 4920100211 

06-May-10 4920100210 

05-May-10 4920100209 

05-May-10 4920100205 

04-May-10 4920100203 

03-May-10 4920100202 

03-May-10 4920100201 

02-May-10 4920100200 

30-Apr--10 4920100198 

29-Apr-10 4920100197 

29-Apr-10 4920100195 

28-Apr-10 4920100192 

23-Apr-:10 4920100178 

22-Apr-10 4920100175 

22-Apr-10 4920100173 

21-Apr-10 4920100172 

19-Apr-10 4920100167 

19-Apr-10 4920100166 

19-Apr-10 49201Q016S 

17-Apr-10 4920100163 

13-Apr-10 4920100157 

12-Apr-10 4920100156 

05-Apr-10 4920100149 

31-Mar-10 4920100140 

24-Mal"'-10 4920100134 

23-Mar-10 4920100130 

22-Mar-10 4920100127 

18-Mar-10 4920100117 

15-Mar-10 4920100111 

VIH Cougar 

Federal Aviation 

!tdn-;:rnstration 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

8P America 

BPAmerlca 

BP America 

BPAmetica 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

BP America 

SP America 

VIH Cougar 

Sf> America 

Shi!lred - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shi!lred - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

IJfH Cougar 

IJIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Trammg 

1 

6 

4 

5 

6 

5 

3 

3 

3 

1 

2 

1 

3 

2 

3 

2 

3 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

P. 

Et·;::rn:;,~~rr~ 

P. FalliS 

s. 

McGovarin 

R. Wallace 

R. Wallace 

R. Wallace 

R. Wallace 

L. Prosser 

G. 

Jimenez 

f. 

! -li~;_/' 

P. 

Brcmham 

J. Bicket 

]. B1cket 

J. Blcket 

J. Blcket 

R. Wallace 

T. OKeefe 

L. Prosser R. WaHace 

T. OKeefe G. 

Jimenez 

L. Prosser s. 

McGovarln 

G. 

Jimenez T. OKeefe 

L. Prosser F. Griffin 

L. Prosser s. 

McGovarln 

G. 

Jimenez J. Cassell 

G. 

Jimenez J. Cassell 

F. Griffin s. 

McGovar!n 

G. 

Jimenez J. Cassell 

F. Griffin P. 

Bramham 

P. D. 

Bramham Dumbauld 

F. Griffin R. Wl;lllace 

F. Griffin R. Wallace 

M. ]. 

Wllklnson Richardson 

P. 

Bremham J. Burt 

P. Fallis J. Cassell 

L Prosser J. 

Rlctardson 

L. Prosser F. Griffin 

F. Griffin L lipjJ€rt 

:. Burt D. 

Dumbauld 

f. Griffin M. Bo:llng 

P. Fallis T. (),'<eefe 

0.7 62F KG.t\0 ·- t<GA(J 

0.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

3.3 f.2f KGAO - KGAO 

3.8 62F 

2.8 62F 

3.6 62F 

3.5 62F 

3.8 62F 

3.1 62F 

KHUM- BDS - BSS - lliors- 003 -

KHUM- KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - Booth - Q4000 -

KHUM 

KHUM - Q4000 - 013 - DD3 - KHUM 

- KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - KHUM - Booth -

Q4000 - Booth - KHUM 

KGAO - KHUM - Booth - Q4000 -

KHUM- KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - 003 - KGAO 

2.3 62F KGAO - KHUM • KHUM - KGAO 

1.7 62F KGAO - KHUM - KHUM - KGAO 

0.3 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.1 KGAO - KHUM • KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO- KGAO 

3.6 62F KGAO - KHUM - KHUM - KGAO 

2.3 62F KGAO - 013 - KGAO 

2.9 62F KGAO- KHUM- OI3 • KGAO 

0.5 62F KGAO - KGAO - KGAO 

2.9 62F KGAO - KHUM - OEND - KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO • KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO • KGAO 

1.1 62f KGAO - KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO • KGAO 

2.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.1 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.4 62f KGAO - KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.3 62P KGAO - KGAO 

1.6 62f KGAO • KGAO 

2.3 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.6 62F KGAO- KGMl 

1.6 62f KGAO - KGA:J 

,A; (Print J 3.2 

~ (Print) 3.3 

·~ [Print) 2.5 

® [PnntJ 3.1 

~ {Prlnt]3.1 

rf.\l (Print]2.9 

~ [Print) 2 

~~ (Print} 1.3 

1!1 (Print] 0.2 

~ (Print] 0.9 

~ [PrirtJ 1.3 

~ (Prm,t J 3.:; 

!!) (~@ 2.1 

iii (PmtJ 2.5 

® [Pmt) 0.3 

~ (PM] z.a 

~ ~1 

IIi 1~1 0.9 

~ [Print}! 

@) (P.[ilt) 1 

~ [ Prilt} 2.8 

~ ~2 

~ t€\tll: J 1.3 

® [e®tJ 1.3 

l\'1 (Print)1.2 

~ (Prtnl; J 1.5 

~ [Print] 1.5 

~ [ F:t:J.itJ 1.4 
CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. § 1905--

DO NOT DISCLr,:;E OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENT. 

J.2-Mal·10 492Gl00103 VIH Cougar 

10-Mar-10 4920100099 

:19-Nar-10 4920100097 

04-Mar-10 4920100091 

02-Mar-10 4920100090 

02-Mar-10 4920100089 

01-Mar-10 4920100087 

25-Feb-10 4920100083 

25-Feb-10 4920100081 

2o-Feb-10 49.20100075 

20-Feb-10 4920100074 

15-Feb-10 4920100068 

15-Feb-10 4920100067 

13-Feb-10 4920100064 

09-Feb-10 4920100054 

09-Feb-10 4920100053 

08-Feb-10 4920100049 

06-Feb-10 4920100041 

05-Feb-10 4920100039 

01-Feb-10 49.20100035 

4920100027 

18-Jan-10 4920100021 

15-Jan-10 4920100018 

12-lan-10 4920100014 

11-Jan-10 4920100012 

11-Jan-10 4920100011 

09-Jan-10 4920100007 

28-Deo-09 4920090502 

21-Dec-o9 4920090495 

16-0ec-{)9 4920090488 

16-0ec-{)9 4920090487 

15-Dec-09 4920090484 

VIH Cougac 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

V!H Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH cougar 

Federal Aviation 

Administration 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

vrH cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Ptlot 

Training 

Sh<lred - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

BP America 

V!H Cougar 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

4 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

J. Burt 

J. Burt 

C. Keeney 

P. Faills 

P.Fallis 

P. Fallis 

P, Fallis 

G. 

Jimenez 

P. Fallis 

P. Fallis 

G. 

Jimenez 

c. Keeney 

J. 8icket 

P. 

eramham 

P. Fallis 

J. Bicket 

G. 

Jimenez 

P. FaiHs 

s. 

McGovarin 

J. Bicket 

P. 

Br.omham 

P. 

Bramham 

G. 

Jimenez 

]. 

:Zic1ardson 

R. Hardie 

]. 

Richardson 

]. 

Brigham 

B. G!asko 

M. Bolling 

B. Glasko 

D. 

Dumbauid 

D. 

oumbauld 

D. 

Dumbauld 

D. 

DumbaUid 

J. Burt 

G. Mills 

N. Rougas 

R. Hardie 

D. Self 

P. Bell 

M. 

Gregersen 

N. Rougas 

D. 

Dumbauld 

E. 

Hltzman 

J. Burt 

T. OKeefe 

D. 5elf 

J. casseu 

T. OKeefe 

T. OKeefe 

J. Burt 

J. Burt 

J. Blcket 

J. Bickel 

J. Cas.sell 

2.1 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.7 62F Kr.;AO · KGAO 

1.7 62F KGAO- KGAO 

0.7 62F KGAO- KGAO 

2 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1 62F KGAO - KMSY • KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO • KMSY - KGAO 

0.6 62F KGAO • KGAO 

0.6 62F KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

62F KGAO • KGAO 

2.7 S2F KGP..O - KGAO 

~.2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

0.2 62F KGAO • KGAO 

1.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.1 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.5 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.7 62F KGAO • KGAO 

0.3 62F KGAO - KGAO 

t.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.6 62f 

1.7 62F 

1.6 62F 

1.6 62F 

3.6 62F 

3.6 62F 

KGAO-KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO- KGA.O 

KGAO- KGAO 

KHUM - NAKIK - ENTER • KHUM -

KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - DD3 - ATLAN · 

KHUM 

1 .4 62f KGAO - KGAO 

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~ [Prtnt] 3.1 

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4920090482 

4920090474 

4920090471 

04-Dec-09 4920090469 

03-Dec-o9 4920090468 

3Q-Nov-o9 4920090465 

29-Nov-o9 4920090461 

28-Nov-o9 4920090459 

27-Nov-09 4920090457 

20..Nov-09 4920090453 

20-Nov-o9 4920090451 

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04-Nov-09 4920090430 

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~Nov-09 4920090428 

03-Nov-o9 4920090427 

03-Nov-09 4920090426 

02-Nov-()9 4920090424 

31-oct--09 492009«t423 

28-0ct..09 4920090420 

27-0ct-()9 4920090418 

4920090415 

25-oct:-09 4920090413 

VfH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

BP America 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

BP America 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

BP America 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

Federal Aviation 

Administration 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - plfot 

Training 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

v;H Cougar 

BP Americ?. 

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1 

1 

1 

6 

3 

3 

1 

3 

2 

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f. Grlftln J. Cassell 

F. Griffin R. Munsey 

F. Griffin 

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Bramham 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

P. Fallis 

L Prosser 

J. Blcket 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

L Prosser 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

L Prosser 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

P. 

Bramham 

F, Griffin 

D. 

Dumbauld 

E. 

Hitmlan 

E. 

Hltzman 

E. 

Hltzman 

J. Burt 

J. Burt 

J. Burt 

s. 

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Jimenez 

G. 

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D. 

Dumbauld 

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G. 

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s. 

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DumbQuld 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

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R. Hardie 

G. 

Jimenez 

D. 

Dumbauld 

c. Keeney 

R. Munsey f_ Griffin 

J. Blcket P. 

Bramham 

D. 

Dumbauld R. Munsey 

D. 

Dumbauld R. Munsey 

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1.8 62F !(GAO KGAO 

1.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.1 62F KGAO- KGAO 

0.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.6 62F KGAO - KGAC 

1.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.1 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.3 &2F KGAO - KGAO 

1.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.3 62F 

6.4 62f 

3.2 62F 

3.2 62F 

0.5 62F 

3.6 62F 

2.5 62f 

1.6 62F 

1.5 

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KHUM - D02 - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - KHUM - MARIA - KHUM 

KGAO- KGAO 

KHUM - HORSE - KHUM • KGAO 

KGAO - NAKIK - KHUM 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO - WJeff - KGAO 

2.2 62f KGAO - NAKIK - KGAO 

2.4 62F KGAO - kGAO 

3.2 62F KGAO • KGAO 

2.8 62F KGAO - HORSE - KHUM - KGAO 

1.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

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7.9 

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62F 

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DO NOT DISCLOSE OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENT. 
2~-0ct-09 4920090409 

19-0ct-09 4920090407 

19-0ct-09 4920090406 

16-0ct-09 4920090404 

12-0ct-09 4920090399 

12-oct-09 4920090398 

4920090397 

09-0ct-09 4920090394 

09-0ct-09 4920090393 

08-oct-09 4920090392 

03-0ct-09 4920090385 

03-Qc:t-09 4920090383 

03-oct-09 4920090382 

29-5ep-o9 4920090376 

28-Sep-o9 492(1090375 

24-Sep-09 4920090371 

20-Sc!p-o9 4920090367 

17-Sep-09 4920090362 

4920090360 

11-Sep-09 4920090356 

10-Sep-o9 4920090355 

1G-Sep-09 4920090354 

07-Sc!p-09 4920090350 

04-Sep-09 4920090348 

03-Sep-09 4920090345 

02-Sep-09 4920090344 

31-Aug-o9 4920090341 

29-Aug-09 4920090340 

26-Aug-09 4920090337 

25-Aug-09 4920090336 

25-Aug-o9 4920090335 

BPAmerica 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmerlca 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

Share<;! - Pilot 

Training 

BP America 

VIHCougar 

BPAmerica 

VIH cougar 

BP America 

Statal! 

BP America 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmerica 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

VIH COugar 

BP America 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

3 R. f·1unsey 

1 J. Bicket 

4 R. Munsey 

3 R. Munsey 

1 F. Griffin 

1 F. Griffin 

3 L. Prosser 

1 L. Prosser 

2 F. Griffin 

1 F. Griffin 

3 F. Griffin 

1 P. FalliS 

1 F. Griffin 

3 F. Grlffin 

1 J. Slcket 

3 F. Griffin 

l J. B!cket 

3 P. Fa!ns 

3 J. Slcket 

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4 G. 

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P. FalliS 

3 J. Bicket 

4 G. 

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2 J. Blcket 

2 J, Blcket 

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G. 

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G. 

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M. 

Wilkinson 

L. Prosser 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

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Dumbaukl 

M. 

Wilkinson 

D. 

DumtJauld 

M. 

Wilkinson 

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P. 

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DumbaUid 

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P. Fallis 

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J. 

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J. 

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62F KGAO- KGAO 

62F KGAO - DD3 - KGAO 

1.1 621" KGAO • KGAO 

2.6 62F KGAO - NAI<IK - KHUM - KGAO 

0.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1.5 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.7 62F KGAO - DWH - KHUM - KGAO 

l.S 62F KGAO - KGAO 

3.1 62F KGAO- DD2- KMSY- KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.7 62F KGAO • HORSE- KHUM - KGAO 

3.8 62F KGAO - MKDV - WJeff- KGAO 

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2.5 62F 

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3.5 62F 

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KGAO ~ BALD - KGAO 

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1.7 62F 

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2.9 62F 

2.9 62F 

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CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION PROTECTED BY THE TRADE SECRETS ACT, 18 U.S.C. § 1905--

2J.· :'<ug-os 

20-Aug-09 4920090329 

.19-Aug-09 4920090327 

18-Aug-09 4920090324 

4920090323 

14-Aug-09 4920090320 

13-Aug-09 4920090318 

12-Aug~ 4920090317 

11-Aug-09 4920090314 

10-Aug-09 49200903.13 

06-Aug-09 4920090307 

05-Aug-()9 4920090306 

05-Aug-09 4920090305 

03-Aug-09 4920090303 

29-Jul-o9 4920090298 

27-Jul-09 492009()294 

25-Jul-o9 4920090293 

25-Jul-09 4920090290 

22-Jul-09 4920090288 

21-Jul-09 4920090284 

20-Jul-o9 4920090282 

16-Jul-09 4920090280 

15-Jul-09 4920090278 

14-Jul-o9 4920090275 

14-Jul-09 4920090274 

12-Jut-o9 4920090272 

09-Jul-09 4920090269 

08-Jul-()9 4920090266 

08-Jul-09 4920090264 

07-Jul-09 4920090263 

07-JuH)9 4920090262 

05-Jul-09 4920090260 

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Heerema ~-'!anne 

Federal Aviation 

Administration 

VIH Cougar 

BPAmerlca 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Heererna Maline 

Heerema Marine 

VIH Cougar 

HeererM Marine 

VIH Cougar 

Shell 

VIH Cougar 

Heerema Manne 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Maline 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Maline 

Heerema Marine 

VIH Cougar 

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3 

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1 

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1 

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4 

3 

1 

4 

2 

2 

1 

2 

2 

2 

2 

P. Fallis 

P. :=uil!s 

F. Griffin 

L. Prosser 

F. Griffin 

F. Gliffin 

F. Griffin 

F. Griffin 

P. Faifis 

P. Fallis 

F. Griffin 

F. Gliffin 

J. Blcket 

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P. Fall!$ 

J. Bicket 

R. Munsey 

R. Munsey 

L Prosser 

L Prosser 

F. Grlffln 

L Prosser 

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L. Prosser 

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L Prosser 

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P. FalliS 

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G. 

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T.Allerton 

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P. 

Bramham 

J. 

Richardson 

J. Bicket 

P. Pallts 

J. 

RlciJ<lrdson 

J. 

Richardson 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

Jimenez 

D. 

Dumbau!d 

G. 

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G. 

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3.2 62F KGAO ~ KBTR- KGAO 

1.4 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.5 62F KGAO - HORSE • KHUM - KGAO 

2.8 62F KGAO - BALD - KGAO 

3.5 62F KGAO - BALD - KHUM - KGAO 

1.5 62F KGAO - KMSY - KGAO 

1.2 62F KGAO • KGAO 

0.8 62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.8 62F 

3.3 62F 

1.4 62F 

5.8 62F 

1.3 62F 

KGAO - BALD - KGAO 

KGAO - BALD - KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

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KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

1.9 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1.8 62F 

6.4 62F 

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62F KGAO - KGAO 

2.2 62F KGAQ- KGAO 

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05-Jul-09 4920090259 VIH Cougar 

02-JuH:I9 4920090256 VIH Cougar 

02-Jul-09 4920090255 VIH Cougar 

01-Jul-09 4920090252 Heerema Marine 

01-Jul--()9 4920090250 Heerema Marine 

30-Jun..09 4920090248 Heerema Marine 

3()-.Jun-09 4920090247 Heerema Marine 

28-Jun-09 4920090246 VIH Cougar 

26-Jun..09 4920090243 VIH Cougar 

26-Jun--()9 492001KJ242 VIH Cougar 

26-JI.m-09 4920090241 VIH Cougar 

25-Jun-09 4920090240 VIH Cougar 

25-Jun..09 4920090239 VIH Cougar 

25-Jun-o9 4920090238 

25-Jun-09 4920090237 VIH Cougar 

23-Jun..09 4920090234 Heerema Marlne 

23-Jun-()9 4920090233 Heerema Marine 

4920090228 BP AmeriCa 

2()....Jun-o9 4920090227 BPAmerica 

18-Jun-09 4920090225 BPAmerlca 

17-Jun--()9 4920090222 Heerema Marlne 

17-Jun-09 4920090221 Heerema Marine 

16-lun--()9 4920090218 Heerema Marine 

15-Jun-o9 4920090215 VIH Coug&r 

14-Jun-o9 4920090214 VIH Cougar 

12-Jun-(19 49.20090212 VIH CougClr 

10-lun-(19 4920090210 VIH Cougar 

10-Jun-09 4920090205 Heerema Marine 

09-Jun-(19 4920090199 Heerema Marine 

09-Jun-o9 4920090198 Heererna Marine 

08-Jun-o9 4920090196 VIII er.ugar 

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2 

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P. FalliS M. Collins 

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F. Gt11'!'ln J. Blcket 

F. Griffin J. Bid;et 

L. Prosser D. 

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2.3 

2.2 

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62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

62F 

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KGAO - BALD - KGAO 

KGAO - BALD - KGAO 

KGAO- Booth- KGAO -BALDKGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

KGAO- KGAO 

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1.4 62F KGAO - KHSA KGAO 

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3.4 

2.7 

2.6 

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KGAO - MADOG - KHUM - KGAO 

KGAO - H~E - KHUM - KGAO 

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2.6 62F KGAO- KGAO 

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VIH Coug.;~r 

VIH Cougar 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

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Shared - Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Heerema Manne 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Maline 

V!H Cougar 

V!H Cougar 

vrH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Heererna Manne 

VIH Cougar 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Manne 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

Shared - Pilot 

Training 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

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3 J. Blcket 

1 J. Bicket 

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2 P. 

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2 J. Bicket 

1 P. 

Bramham 

1 P. 

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1 F. Griffin 

2 J. Bicket 

2 F. Griffin 

2 L Prosser 

1 L Prosser 

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F. Griffin 

1 F. Griffin 

1 F. Grlffin 

F. Grlffin 

2 L. Prosser 

1 F. Griffin 

2 L. Prosser 

2 F. Gliffin 

1 F. Griffin 

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J. Bl~kel: 

P. Fallis 

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Oumbauld 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

Jimenez 

M. COllins 

M. Colllns 

M. Collins 

M. Collins 

M. Collins 

G. 

Jimenez 

T. Hupp 

G. 

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Dumbauld 

M. Collins 

D. 

Dumbauld 

G. 

Jimenez 

G. 

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Dumbauld 

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Shared - Pilot 

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Heerema Manne 

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Heerema Marine 

Shared - Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

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Shared • Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

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P, Fallis 

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Hee~ema Manne 

Heerema Marine 

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Heerema Manne 

Heerema Marine 

Heerema Marine 

VIH cougar 

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Shi:lred - Pilot 

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Shared - Pilot 

Training 

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2 F. Fallis 

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4 P. Fallis 

2 R. Munsey 

2 R. Mvnsey 

1 P. Fallis 

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L. Prosser 

L. Prosser 

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J. SJCket 

P. 

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P. Bell 

J, Bicket 

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D. 

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1 P, Fams L'i 6ZF 

P. FalHs G. 

Jimenez 1.3 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1 P. Fallis G. 

Jiutcnez 0.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

P. Fallis G. 

Jimenez 1.6 62F KGAO - KGAO 

1 P. Fallis P. 

Bramham 0.2 62F KGAO - KGAO 

P. F<tlUS G. 

Jimenez 0.2 62f KGAO- KGAO 

R. Munsey L. r>rosser 0.8 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1 G. 

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1 F. Griffin 8. 

Sdruman 1.4 62F KGAO -KGAO 

1 F. Griffin B. 

Sdluman 1.5 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1 F. Griffin J. Blcket 1.8 62F KGAO- KGAO 

1 F. Griffin B. 

Schuman 1.5 62F KGAd -KGAO 

1 F. Griffin J. Bicket 0.9 62F KGAO- KGAO 

2 F. Griffin , J. Blcket 0.8 62F KGAO - KHUM - l<GAO 

2 F. Gt1!Tln P. Fallis 3.5 62F KfTW - KOCH - KGAO 

2 F. Grfffln P.Fanls 4.5 62F KEtP - KMAF - KFTW 

3 F. Griffin P. Fallis 6 62F KBFL - KBUJ - KTUS - KELP 

3 F. Griffin P.Fallis 5.6 62F KHIO · KMFR - KSAC - KBFL 

2 F. Griffin P. Fallis 4.4 62F KHIO - KO!H - KHIO 

1 F. Griffin P. Fallis 2 62F KMFR- KHIO 

1 F. Griffin P. Fallis 0.1 62F KMFR- l<MFR 

2 F. Griffin P. Fallis 1.9 62F KHIO - KMFR - KMFR 

2 F. Griffin P.Faflls 1.7 62F KRNT - KBFI - KHIO 

2 F. Griffin P. Fallis 1.7 62F KRNT- KBLl - i<RNT 

1 F. Griffin P. F<!llls OS 62F Cf'fJ- KBU 

F. Griffin P. Fallis 1.7 62f KBU- KRNT- KRNT 

2 F. Griffin L Uppert 1.4 62F KRNT - KBli - CYYJ 

2 F. GOffin L!Jppert 3.4 62F I<HIO - K~O - 1<RNT 

1 R. Munsey P. Fallis 2.1 62f KHIO- KHfO 

R. Munsey P. Fallis 0.1 62F KHIO -KHIO 

1 f. Gliffln L. Lippert 62F KHIO • KHIO 

1 P. Fallis R. Munsey 1.8 62F Kl-liO- KH!O 

2 F. Griffin L. Lippert 4.3 62F KMHR - KMfR - KHIO 

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09-Sep-08 49ZOOSO:;S3 VIH Cougar f-, (.:.ii:iin L. Up~·ert 1.1 62F KRNI- f'HIO [Edit J [Print !1 

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!7>iio6-sep-os 4920080369 VIH Cougar 2 F. Griffin L. Lippert 1 62F KRNT - KBFI - KRNT (Edi;)(PrntJ o.s 

J,li 14-Aug-o8 4920080339 VIH Cougar 2 F. Griffin L. Lippert 1.4 62F CYYJ - KeLI - KRNT [ Edl!: )[ Pri\:lt] 1.2 

~3o-Jur-os 4920080319 VIH Cougar 2 R. Munsey L. Lippert 1.4 62F KRNT - KBLI - CYYJ (E~HErtl)l.l 

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~15-Jun-os 4920080237 VIH Cougar F. Griffin L. Uppert 1.2 62F KRNT- KRNT [Edit)~1.1 

;~ 14-Jun-08 4920080235 VIH Cougar F. Griffin L. Lippert 1.4 62F KBLI- KRNT [!;flit J [ Prfr:ltJ 1.4 

~13-lun-08 4920080234 VIH Cougar F. Griffin L. Lippert 1 62F CfYJ ~ KBLI (EI;Iit J( Print) a.9 

W11-Jun-os 4920080232 VIH Cougar 1 F. Griffin L. Uppert 2.8 62F CYYJ- CYYJ ~~2.7 

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COHT;\INS CONF I DENTIAL AND PKC•Pl':U::T?_C, Ti,lFORIJ!ATI ON PROTECTED B:i THE TPI.DE S ECRETS! C.:;ncel 

Saturday, f"lay 01, 2010 To Sunday, September 26, 2010 

Date: 

13-Sep-10 

1G-Sep-10 

08-Sep-10 

07-SE!p-10 

07-Sep-10 

06-Sep-10 

06-Sep-10 

04-s.p-10 

04-Sep-10 

04-Sep-10 

03-Sep-10 

Invoice 

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4920100575 

4920100567 

4920100565 

4920100564 

4920100563 

4920100561 

4920100559 

4920100556 

4920100555 

4920100554 

49~0100553 

lG-Aug-10 . 4920100547 

~Aug-10 4920100542 

26-Aug-10 4920100539 

21-Aug-10 49l0100S32 

19-Auo--10 4920100530 

18-Aug-10 4920100528 

16-Aug-10 4920100523 

15-Aug-10 4920100522 

14-Aug-10 4920100520 

14-Aug.-10 492010051.9 

13~ugr10 4920100516 

13-Aug-10 4920100515 

1G-Aug-10 4920100509 

J6-Aug-10 4920100506 

06-Aug-10 4920100505 

20-May-10 4920100248 

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VTH Cougar 

VIH Coug~r 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIHCougar 

VTH Cougar 

VIH CQI.Jgar 

VIH CoUgar 

VTH Cougar 

VTH Cougar 

liiH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VTH Cougar 

VIH C®gar 

VIH Cougar 

VIIi Cougar 

VTH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH Cougar 

VIH COUQar 

VIHCou!;lar 

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V!H Cougar 

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R. Wallace R. Munsey 

R. Wallace F. Griffin 

R. Munsey F. Griffin 

F. Griffin Bramham 

f, Griffin J. Bicket 

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Ll SVH KGAO- KGAO 

0.7 sVH KGAO - KHUM- KGAO 

0.9 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

1 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

0 .9 5VH KGAO - KGAO 

1.2 SVH KGAO - KGA.O 

5VIi KGAO - KGAO 

L1 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

0.8 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

1. 7 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

1.7 5VH KGAO- KGAO 

1.7 5VH KGAO - KGAo 

2.1 5VH KGAO • KGAO 

1.9 5VH KGAO - KGAO 

LS 5VH KGAO - KGAO 

L7 SVH KGAO - KGAO 

1 SVIi KGAO - KGAO 

LS 5VH KGAO - KGAO 

OA SVH KGAO - KGAO 

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19-May-10 4920100245 VlH Cougar 1 R. \Vallace F. C3riffl~ 2.2 :.vH KPNE- KLYH 'j;_ fPrintl2.2 

19-May-10 4920100242 VIH Cougar 1 R. Wallace R. Munsey 0.3 SVH KPNE- KPNE ~ (Print} 0.3 

18-May-10 4920100241 VIH Cougar 1 R. Wallace F. Griffin 0"8 5VH KPNE- KPNE 1!:1!1 (Print] os 

18-May-10 4920100240 VIH Cougar R. Wallace R. Munsey 0.7 5VH KPNE- KPNE ~ (Prjnt) o.7 

17-May-10 4920100239 VIH Cougar 1 R. Wallace F. Griffin 1.7 SVH kPNE- KPNE ;i!l [Print) 1.6 

17-May-10 4920100238 VIH Coug<:lr 1 R. Wallace R. Munsey 1.7 5VH KPNE- KPNE ® (Pr;i) 1.6 

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EXHIBIT 18 

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EXHIBIT 19 
Work H rd1 Fly a~! 

The GAO FBO offers full fuel services 24/7 with 

both 100LL and Jet Fuel. We are a Chevron 

dealer and have been audited and approved 

tor use by several offshore helicopter companies, oil companies and fixed wing operators. 

we meet all the highest quality standards In 

the Industry. We have space available in our 

hangar as well .i!S err our ramp:· · .~ "' 

ca1r1effe;y Chouest tor details: Chevron 

985-475-6701 
EXHIBIT 20 
OFFSHORE HEMS COOP!1lATIUE 

Membership has its privileges 

As a member of the VIH Cougar HEMS Cooperative you will 

have access to our AW139 aircraft that is: 

• Based at the South Lafourche Airport in 

Galliano, Loui:>iana 

• Certified tor IFR!VrlVDay/Night operations 

• Capable of long range tlights. more than 400 NM RT with 

IFR tud reserves 

• Medically equipped 

• Dedicated 24 hours a day. 7 days a week with a 20 minute 

response time from notification to aircraft taxi 

• Backed up by aircraft on ~ight 

In addition you will have access to the capabilities of the 

Acadian Ambulance Service. These capabilities include: 

Acadian Flight Paramedics on alert and on sight 

with the aircrafi 

• Acadian Dispatch Centc:r providing onshore 

communications services with hospit:~ls. doctors, airports 

and the Louisiana Emergency Response Network (LERN) 

• Continuity of care from the medic on the platfonn to 

the doctor in the emergency room. all under 

Acadian Medical Control 

tow 

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-~- •• ,~ ·' ud lt .t •n · ______________ • 1 

DAVE EAGLESTON 

Marketing Manager 

VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. 

11757 Katy Freeway, Suite 1300 

Houston, TX 77079 

Phone: (281) 854-2002 I Fax: : (281) 854-2200 

Cell: (985) 228-5374 

E-mail: deagleston@vihcougar.com 

.com 

Pricing based on POB offshore. 
EXHIBIT 21 
the 

difference ... 

VIH Cougar Helicopters, Inc. offers the highest 

quality helicopter service available in the Gulf 

of Mexico (GOM). From air conditioned hangars 

for all our aircraft, to a fully entrenched Ri k 

Management Culture, VIH Cougar Heli 

like no other helicopter operator in the 

Improving safety through 

RISK MANAGEMENT 

Safety Management Syste•n 

I 111 integral.tld imo every pmt of <)IH 

rn n I I lur In mainten<:mco, operation!> an<! 

adrmn tr 11 n. Our SMS mcludes an internet 

based Safety Reportmg System (SRS) ilS well ns 

our Risk Assessment M<~trix (RAM). 

Our SRS, RAM ana Thr eat and Error Management 

procedures along with strict PPE policies are just 

sonw of tile ways ViH Cougar makes focusing on 

safety part of every step in the performance of 

our daily tasks. 

VIII Cougar is the GOM leader in innovative ways to better 

serv.: our customers, We arn the ONLY operator in the GOM 

with FM Certifre<J Internal Auxiliary Fuel Tanks for the S-92. 

and we are the only Operator in the GOM with Helicopter EMS approval for 

the S-61 with the S-92 and AW139 to be added Spring 2010. We are also 

the first helicopter company in the US to obtain FAA Approval for a multiple 

litter system installation in the S-61. 

Our records are digital and flight specifics are uploaded within minutes of 

landing. This information updates invoicing, training and maintenance records instantly. This means our customers get the flight information they 

need when they need it and in the format they choose. 

VIH Cougar is the only US operator in the GOM with satellite communications 

and tracking, and 24/7 global flight following for 100% of our fleet 

If you are looking for an innovative solution provider that will adapt to your 

special requests, give VIH Cougar a call today. 

Increasing expectations through 

GLOBAL STANDARDS 

VIH Cougar is built on international best practices that meet the highest 

requirements of any oil company. Our personnel hold multinational aviation 

certifications. Our equipment and facilities meet international transportation standards. 

www.vihcougar.com 
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