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Towering Q 14th Sep 2010 23:36

Counter-rotation, all of the nurses at Meeka are month on, month off. Two of the Hedland nurses are.

There are no FIFO pilots. There were two at Meeka awhile back, one left for a job over east and the other went full time JT.

Engineer_aus 15th Sep 2010 05:42

Thanks Aussie02

PPRuNeUser0161 20th Sep 2010 00:17

Fit a door to the PIG and they'd be fine, if your scared of hitting a roo do some other job, King Airs's don't come off so good after a roo strike either. Just fence the strips as is the current trend.

Edit: The King would still have to be my first preference and 350's for a bit extra pace and range/payload is just fantastic.
SN

yowieII 26th Sep 2010 14:42

Saw on the news tonite that the chariot did west coast to east coast(can't remember, think SY) with a new type humidicrib. Did it need a stop?
:confused:

PPRuNeUser0161 27th Sep 2010 07:43

yowieII
Your refering to the jet right??
SN

Engineer_aus 28th Sep 2010 12:15

Jandakot to Brisbane. The op could only be carried out in MEL or BNE, and BNE was selected.

yowieII 29th Sep 2010 13:55

SN,
I saw the Pig on the news, which appeared to be at the end of the mission, but read in the paper the following day that the RIO jet had done it:confused:. And I meant Chariot as in..well the old Valiant;)

Dances With Dingoes 10th Oct 2010 02:47

Any more news on the Pig trial?

Wondering if they are as good as the manufacturers claim. They took ages to catch on overseas but when they did they opened up a niche. Are they going to here as well?

Wondering how they are loading as well? Without the cargo door are they using the same system as QLD section or does the trial time frame preclude such mods?

Baited Breath

DD

whissper 21st Oct 2010 09:50

Who does one contact in RFDS WA about possible apprenticeships?

Having completed all the exams (both Mech and Avionics) looking for way into the industry. RFDS would I think be a really good option as big enough to be serious but still small enough for a person not to be just a number.

Cheers

pilotchute 22nd Jul 2018 07:00

Thread bump.

RFDS WA are advertising for pilots. I am thinking of applying. Anyone have a recent insight into the operation?

Ultralights 22nd Jul 2018 13:13


Originally Posted by pilotchute (Post 10202884)
Thread bump.

RFDS WA are advertising for pilots. I am thinking of applying. Anyone have a recent insight into the operation?

i know of 2 pilots who are now recently employed by RFDS in WA.


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