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Killer Loop 15th Sep 2010 06:58

PMG/Mad Dog recently sat down with people who know about these things and ticked every single box that is needed to remain as the Chief with the ATR's. He has all the requirements. He and many others know this is not the problem. The problem lies elsewhere.

Waghi Warrior 29th Nov 2010 02:35

What's the latest with the ATR 42s,are they still coming or was it all a rumour/bullsh!t as it's all gone a bit quite ?

geeup 29th Nov 2010 14:12

Is there a ATR with a purple tail in Cairns? :confused:

feetonthedash 30th Nov 2010 01:08

Yep..........due in Paradise this week I hear :p

Waghi Warrior 30th Nov 2010 07:21

I hear the PNG CASA now want to go to France for a free jaunt on Hevilift. I thought Airlink done all the ground work on this.

triadic 2nd Dec 2010 10:18

P2-KSJ at CNS 2Dec10
 
http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/q...n/DSC07209.jpg


Official welcome in POM around the 10th Dec.

Ricky Bobby 2nd Dec 2010 19:34

Welcome on the 10th? Apparently it's scheduled to start work on 6th??

Has Hevilift even received its Part 121??

geeup 3rd Dec 2010 00:16

The things you see on pprune :ok:
Now has anyone see a schedule :E

Waghi Warrior 3rd Dec 2010 22:25

Very nice looking paint job. I heard from a reliable insider that it's supposed to start ops on the 6th,based at Lihir Island and operating up through to the highlands MON-FRI. Although they still have to do proving flights.

I think they have had a Part 121 approval for years with the Dash 8 on it, although they have never had the need to exercise the approval up until now.

Just hope they have pilots flying the aircraft with PNG experience,or else it could turn very ugly very quick in the Highlands. Not a place for newcomers to learn the footprint of the land in such a high performance aircraft,regardless if they have trillions of hours on type.

NCD 4th Dec 2010 10:23


....supposed to start ops on the 6th,based at Lihir Island
How is that going to work, there is bugger all parking as it is!

frigatebird 4th Dec 2010 16:57

So what is the serial number and ownership history ? Year first delivered ? First and subsequent operators, etc ? Anyone know ?

Waghi Warrior 4th Dec 2010 19:31

APNG's Dash 8 service is going to be replaced with the ATR 42.

PJV contract next ?

geeup 6th Dec 2010 02:38

Hevilift have never had a part 121 with current owners.
They had all the paper work sorted for a Dash8 or PMG did :O
ATR different beast and PMG left out of loop :ugh:

geeup 6th Dec 2010 02:52

What about APNGs 72?
Is it on the P2 register yet?
Or on their AOC?

walgi 7th Dec 2010 10:06

I hear on the grapevine more ATR's for APNG/SKYTRANS.
More dash 8's. So the problem with putting the plane on p2 register must be just about done

ResumeOwnNav 7th Dec 2010 11:05

More -8's for APNG? 100s?

Capt Claret 7th Dec 2010 11:06

Taxied behind Balus-xx this morning @ CNS, pretty sure it was P2 Reg.

geeup 7th Dec 2010 21:27

Well if thats the case I guess they have their AOC all sorted.

Which begs the question "did they do any proving flights"?
And all their ATR pilots have PNG license?
If so how did they get the ATR endo on the license?
Where did their pilots do the initial endos?

I'm not starting a fight people I would just be interested to know the answers.

ZFT 7th Dec 2010 21:34

CASA PNG qualified AATC Bangkok for Hevilift training and checking some 2 weeks ago.

geeup 7th Dec 2010 22:06

Thanks ZFT I am aware of the Hevilift position.
I was asking in regard to the APNG operation.


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