Helipad / Helicopter Dorcas St South Melbourne
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Helipad / Helicopter Dorcas St South Melbourne
Hi all,
Asking for no reason other than I’m curious - there’s a helicopter that I’ve never seen leave the rooftop of a building at Kings Business Park, 100 Dorcas st South Melbourne.
Ive never managed to get a rego and a quick google of the tenants of the building doesn’t give me a clue as to who might own it.
Andbody know who owns it (or the helipad that isn’t marked or signed)?
Cheers
AB
Asking for no reason other than I’m curious - there’s a helicopter that I’ve never seen leave the rooftop of a building at Kings Business Park, 100 Dorcas st South Melbourne.
Ive never managed to get a rego and a quick google of the tenants of the building doesn’t give me a clue as to who might own it.
Andbody know who owns it (or the helipad that isn’t marked or signed)?
Cheers
AB
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Looks like a Squirrel on Google Maps (not earth). I'm guessing it's Will Deague's, or more likely the company's, helo.
Will Deague thinks big and minds the details. The 5th generation CEO of Asian Pacific Group (APG) pilots a helicopter to work in Melbourne from Portsea. Before hopping into a SMART car for a site visit to one of APG’s eco-friendly, heritage-sensitive, multi-use property development projects, he scans several hotel registers, looking for ways to delight his guests and residents.
Will Deague thinks big and minds the details. The 5th generation CEO of Asian Pacific Group (APG) pilots a helicopter to work in Melbourne from Portsea. Before hopping into a SMART car for a site visit to one of APG’s eco-friendly, heritage-sensitive, multi-use property development projects, he scans several hotel registers, looking for ways to delight his guests and residents.
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Looks like a Squirrel on Google Maps (not earth). I'm guessing it's Will Deague's, or more likely the company's, helo.
Will Deague thinks big and minds the details. The 5th generation CEO of Asian Pacific Group (APG) pilots a helicopter to work in Melbourne from Portsea. Before hopping into a SMART car for a site visit to one of APG’s eco-friendly, heritage-sensitive, multi-use property development projects, he scans several hotel registers, looking for ways to delight his guests and residents.
Will Deague thinks big and minds the details. The 5th generation CEO of Asian Pacific Group (APG) pilots a helicopter to work in Melbourne from Portsea. Before hopping into a SMART car for a site visit to one of APG’s eco-friendly, heritage-sensitive, multi-use property development projects, he scans several hotel registers, looking for ways to delight his guests and residents.
On another note, is there any requirement for particular markings to be painted on what appears a semipermanent helipad?
Cheers,
If is not Part 139 certified, which it probably isn't it doesn't need to be painted/marked or have a windsock.
Responsibility rests with the PIC to determine if the pad is suitable for operations.
Responsibility rests with the PIC to determine if the pad is suitable for operations.
I used to work in South Melbourne. Saw the black Squirrel making the approach to a building on Kings Way many times and wondered who that was.
I always suspected that it might relate to the barracks on St Kilda Road. (You know.... spies...
)
I always suspected that it might relate to the barracks on St Kilda Road. (You know.... spies...
)
There used to be a black or possibly navy R44 from memory landing at the old Commander building on Kings way. Am wondering if it’s the same chap after an upgrade. I remember it landing with a tail wind headed towards my desk one time.. was a little scary.
