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alpineflyers

12th Dec 2006, 17:09

05.Dec.:
Capt. Jasmin Glass is the first female twin rated helicopter pilot in Austria.
The aircraft used for the rating was a AS 355 F1. Jasmin has accumulated 3000 accident free hours in the last 12 years in the US, Canary Islands and Austria.
We wish her the best for her future and hope you as collegues too!!!:ok:
http://www.bergerair.com/news_br.htm

Brilliant Stuff

16th Dec 2006, 01:20

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:ok: :ok:

HillerBee

16th Dec 2006, 09:32

Congratulations. Well done.

GoodGrief

16th Dec 2006, 10:58

Does that mean Jasmin will be flying EMS now in Austria ?:D

Brilliant Stuff

16th Dec 2006, 17:37

Sadly I can not see the picture alpineflyer has posted.:{

alpineflyers

28th Dec 2006, 20:06

alpineflyers

28th Dec 2006, 20:12

Have been trying and trying to add a picture - no joy!
Maybe because I use a Mac. Sorry.

AlanM

28th Dec 2006, 21:07

They let women fly now!?!?! :)

only joking.... well done

Nigerian Expat Outlaw

28th Dec 2006, 21:38

Congrats and many more safe hours :ok: :ok:

NEO

Heli-Ice

28th Dec 2006, 21:48

Good job and congrats to you Jasmin, especially for being the first! :ok:

unstable load

28th Dec 2006, 23:12

Well done to you, Jasmin.

I thought that the aussies were far more forward thinking than that and that this would have happened long ago.:confused:

Not trying to start a barney here, just an observation.

212man

29th Dec 2006, 00:04

UL,
since when have Austrians been known as 'Aussies'? :confused:

remote hook

29th Dec 2006, 01:19

Ah,

"Aussies" and "Ausies." Who knew??

One makes some of the finest food in the world, the other has Vegemite.....;)

Congratulations, have fun and fly safe!

AR

TheFlyingSquirrel

29th Dec 2006, 02:52

and there was me thinking it was the presidents wife !:confused:

rotorrookie

29th Dec 2006, 03:03

nice:E :E :E

unstable load

29th Dec 2006, 19:03

UL,
since when have Austrians been known as 'Aussies'? :confused:

I have always known them as that. Possibly others would spell it differently, but I figured that OZZIE may object to the link:E

GoodGrief

29th Dec 2006, 19:17

They are known as Oesis :)

Jasmin is no Oesi.

Augusto Cesar

26th Feb 2009, 16:12

Hello everybody, my name is Augusto Galvan, I'm from Peru. I met Jasmin in february 2008 here in Peru few weeks before she went back to Europe looking for a new job. After her arrival to Berlin she called me once to say me that it had come well and she sent me a postcard from Berlin too, but without an address. Well like you could figure out I'm trying to find her and have some news. I would appreciate very much if someone could help me with any information about her.

My e-mails are: [email protected] and [email protected]

Thanks,

Augusto.

Old Man Rotor

26th Feb 2009, 23:40

Is a AS355 really a Twin?

206Fan

26th Feb 2009, 23:49

Eurocopter AS350 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AStar)

Eurocopter AS355 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocopter_AS355)

Heliringer

27th Feb 2009, 06:25

3000 Hours in 12 years, I don't think much of Her work ethic:}

Just a joke....

Well done and not a bad looking sort too I might add.

ReverseFlight

27th Feb 2009, 10:46

Congrats to the gal, but it isn't so uncommon.

The AS355 which flies from the helipad atop the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong is regularly piloted by a lady - but no big deal even in Hong Kong. And besides, there is another lady who flies an EC155 for the Hong Kong Government Flying Service.

Gals, guys, in this day and age (2009 AD), there should be no distinguishing based on sex, age, race, religion or any other (personal) orientation or disposition.

Just my 2 cents worth.

Whirlygig

27th Feb 2009, 11:08

But the thread WAS started years ago! :}

Cheers

Whirls

SASless

27th Feb 2009, 17:16

But she cannot play the banjo Whirls!

There is still a record out there for you yet if you ever get the hang of that clunky banjer!

heliski22

27th Feb 2009, 22:31

Especially if you can smile while playing - not like me!!

Whirlygig

27th Feb 2009, 22:35

Of course I smile when I'm playing; I think of all the wonga I earn as a musician :}

Anyway, how do we know Jasmin doesn't play the banjo; after all, I know of another female, motorcycling, helicopter pilot who harbours those ambitions :ok:

Cheers

Whirls

Augusto Cesar

3rd Mar 2009, 15:52

Well gentlemen, just for the record, Jasmin is not only a good pilot, she is an excellent cellist too.;)

Augusto.