Will's chopper job
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Will's chopper job
OK - Palace PR, and a warm fuzzy story.
But you still get the sense that William is a good bloke. Pretty grounded and sensible.
But you still get the sense that William is a good bloke. Pretty grounded and sensible.
And he is a good bloke who doesn't do airs and graces despite his position
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Something that still puzzles me is does Bond operate a two man crew on their air ambulances, if so it would be an expensive way to operate.
To add, I do not recall ever seeing a police or air ambulance, rotary operation with more than pilot, unless it was during training and check flights.
To add, I do not recall ever seeing a police or air ambulance, rotary operation with more than pilot, unless it was during training and check flights.
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Overhawk and QTG ...... That makes sence in respect custmer choice and night flyin and night landings.
In the case of HRH, it makes sense him being multicrew for a variety of reasons including security, I happy he completed his last sortie without any security issues, but odd that the media stated when is last shift would be!
There also used to be a rumour that HRH never went solo during RAF training, can anyone confirm or dismiss that? I find it difficult to beleive.
In the case of HRH, it makes sense him being multicrew for a variety of reasons including security, I happy he completed his last sortie without any security issues, but odd that the media stated when is last shift would be!
There also used to be a rumour that HRH never went solo during RAF training, can anyone confirm or dismiss that? I find it difficult to beleive.
I don't think anybody gives a stuff either way nige but you know that statement ain't quite correct have you forgotten the days when RAF stations all but closed when a red helicopter flew in the same county - Shawbury even had some daft rule that your car had to be parked somewhere else.
Yes, he wore glasses to fly, just like a whole load of other military pilots.
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Is corrective vision allowed in the RAF for ab initio now, it's just I asked this question to a RAF UAS squadron commander in relation to my daughter, but he wasn't sure. Does anyone know lnow the answer, I should add my daughter is only very distantly related to the Queen, as we all are.
