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# ISRAEL: Brook Aviation to Pay Israel Aerospace Industries ₪2.9 million for Helicopter Services
- URL: https://insideaviation.news/israel-brook-aviation-to-pay-israel-aerospace-industries-ns2-9-million-for-helicopter-services/
- Published: 2026-10-30T09:30:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-30T09:30:00.000Z
- Description: TEL AVIV, Israel: Tel Aviv District Court has accepted Israel Aerospace Industries' claim in full and rejected a Brook Aviation counterclaim of ILS 4.4 million Israeli shekels (about USD 1.4 million) involving helicopter operations and services.
- Author: Inside Aviation News
- Tags: Israel, Brook Aviation, Israel Aerospace Industries, Sikorsky S-76, helicopters, Charter, legal

TEL AVIV, Israel

- Tel Aviv District Court accepted Israel Aerospace Industries' claim in full and rejected a Brook Aviation counterclaim of ILS 4.4 million Israeli shekels (about USD 1.4 million).
- Dispute concerned parking and maintenance services for helicopters.
- Brook Aviation must pay Israel Aerospace Industries ILS 2.9 million (about USD 930,000).
- Brook Aviation is controlled by Gil Peleg and operates helicopters for public and private clients including the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
- The 2020 agreement followed Brook's winning of a Ministry of Defense tender for transport to remote bases.
- Israel Aerospace Industries prepared certification for Sikorsky S-76 maintenance under Civil Aviation Authority rules.
- Brook Aviation agreed to pay USD 75,000 per month for parking and maintenance but paid only part and owed ILS 2.3 million (about USD 740,000).
- Brook Aviation vacated Israel Aerospace Industries site in June 2023.
- Court found documents proved Israel Aerospace Industries claim and rejected Brook arguments on certification period and later invoices.
- Brook counterclaim for overpayments, wasted technician training and denied ramp access at Ben Gurion Airport was dismissed.
- Court ruled Brook failed to raise issues in real time and filed counterclaim only as response to main claim.
- Brook Aviation ordered to pay ILS 200,000 (about USD 64,000) in costs.

**Sources:**

- [Bizportal](https://www.bizportal.co.il/takdin/news/article/20046433?ref=insideaviation.news)