Female Helicopter pilots

[charliefoxtrot]

Hello !

Currently training for my PPL. Anyone know of any female pilots working in the Carribean/ South America or Australia?


Best Wishes,


Charliefoxtrot

[nungry]

Not being a smart a@$e, but Australia is'nt real close to the Caribbean/ Latin America! Dosen't seem to be much choppa action here in the Carib, don't know about Latin America. There's Sh#tloads in Oz - its a bloody big country = lots of cows = lots of helimustering. Also plenty of tourist stuff on the coasts. I know a few choppa guys there and they're all saying its getting easier for antigravity machine work!!! Good luck!! Sorry, to answer the original question, yes there are plenty of female pilots!!

[Captain Stable]

CF - there used to be a helo service between Antigua and Montserrat after the volcano destroyed Montserrat's airport. I don't think any of the pilots were female, though.

You could try asking the same question in the Rotorheads forum.

[Cathar]

The Anituga/Montserrat service is still going, operated by Bajun Helicopters. I imagine that it will continue until a new aerodrome is built on Montserrat. I know nothing of the pilots.

[rightpedalRIGHTPEDAL]

There sort of was one a while back but he/she has returned to Blighty. Don't think that was what you were after anyway.:D

[B Sousa]

Curiosity is killing me. Is it that you are a female and looking for some "Peer Advice"?? If so, I can put you in contact with one..