| Unit Name: | Wing Heli |
| Dates: | Disbanded on September 9, 2010[1] |
| Country: |  Belgium |
| Branch: | Air Component |
| Garrison: | Grâce-Hollogne |
| Equipment: | Agusta A109 Alouette II |
| Equipment Label: | Helicopters |
| Commander1: | Colonel Breckx, Ir. |
The Wing Heli was a helicopter wing in the Air Component of the Belgian Armed Forces.
The mission of the Wing Heli is to intervene in order to provide aid to the nation, urgent humanitarian aid and armed support on the national territory, to evacuate Belgian nationals from areas of crisis and to participate in peacekeeping operations.
The standard of the Wing Heli bears the following battle honours:
These battle honours were obtained by the 6th Reconnaissance Squadron (French: 6ème Escadrille d'observation) during the First World War. This standard was presented to the Belgian Army Light Aviation by King Baudouin I on 17 May 1979.
On September 9, 2010, Wing Heli was disbanded and the standard was handed over to the Competence Centre Air. The A109BAs moved to Beauvechain to become 1st Wing.[1]