Squadron, Malmstrom Air Force Base (planned) 54th Helicopter Squadron, Minot Air Force Base (planned) 11th Wing 1st Helicopter Squadron, Andrews Air Force Base (planned) 908th Wing 357th Helicopter Squadron, Maxwell Air Force Base (planned) Civilian Abu Dhabi Police Algerian Civil Defence Ambulance Victoria Queensland Government Air (QGAir) Toll Ambulance Rescue Victoria Police Westpac Northern Region Helicopter Rescue Service Brazilian Federal Police Bulgarian Border Police Ornge, 10 (12 ordered with 2 sold 2013) Carabineros de Chile Ministry of Public Security Croatian Border Police Cyprus Police Aviation Unit Police and Border Guard Board Atlantic Airways National Search and Rescue Agency Polizia di Stato Guardia di Finanza National Fire Service Tokyo Police Department (4 on order) Tokyo Fire Department Japan Coast Guard Kenya Police Lebanese government Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Royal Malaysia Police Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard National Police Royal Oman Police Spanish Maritime Safety Agency Maritime Rescue Group His Majesty's Coastguard Los Angeles City Fire Department Maryland State Police Miami-Dade Fire Department New Jersey State Police U.S. Customs and Border Protection Notable accidents On 19 August 2011, a Petrobras operated AW139 crashed in the sea at the Campos Basin in Brazil after taking off from an offshore oil platform, killing all four people on board. On 13 March 2014, Haughey Air AW139 (registration G-LBAL) crashed shortly after takeoff from Gillingham, Norfolk, United Kingdom, killing all four people on board. On 29 December 2018, a United Arab Emirates emergency medical services AgustaWestland AW139 on a mission to lift an injured person clipped the world's longest zip line and crashed in Jebel Jais, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, killing all four crew members. On 2 February 2019, an AW139 operated by Caverton Helicopters carrying Nigeria's Vice president Yemi Osinbajo crash-landed in Kabba, Kogi State. Though there were no casualties, the closeness of the crash to the 2019 presidential election fueled speculation of possible foul play, but Caverton attributed the crash to bad weather. On 4 July 2019, seven people died when AW139 N32CC crashed off of a small Bahamian island at 2 am. The helicopter was found underwater hours later, about a mile offshore. A billionaire coal baron from Beckley, West Virginia, Chris Cline, his daughter Kameron and five others were onboard headed to Florida due to a medical emergency involving one of the passengers. On 1 February 2020, a Fukushima