Super Puma
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Bomer aris
Colour does indeed matter!
Rumour has it that it's cheaper to lease a Bristow's Puma from it's lease holder than that of CHC's from Mr Dobbin (re Tallisman and Shell contract)
Colour does indeed matter!
Rumour has it that it's cheaper to lease a Bristow's Puma from it's lease holder than that of CHC's from Mr Dobbin (re Tallisman and Shell contract)
"Yeh.........Ah know"
Bristow Puma = Knackered old Tiger = Not a proper Super Puma
CHC Puma = Mixture of ex-BIH donkeys/Bond Super Pumas (The ex-Red ones having some semblance of cockpit standardisation)
Bristow Puma = Knackered old Tiger = Not a proper Super Puma
CHC Puma = Mixture of ex-BIH donkeys/Bond Super Pumas (The ex-Red ones having some semblance of cockpit standardisation)
Join Date: Aug 2003
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ATPMBA
$ Euro @1.29 today. Hourly will be around US$1500 excl fuel but including
Engines (Turbomeca)
Transmissions (Main Inter and Tail)
Airframe allowance
Avionics
Excluding consumables under $200
HH
$ Euro @1.29 today. Hourly will be around US$1500 excl fuel but including
Engines (Turbomeca)
Transmissions (Main Inter and Tail)
Airframe allowance
Avionics
Excluding consumables under $200
HH
Join Date: Jul 2003
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Puma AS332L question
Hi there,
Can someone please tell me what is the MAUW of the L model puma and the fuel burn per hour in cruise?
If you know the same infomation for the L1 and 2 that would be great.
Thankyou!
Can someone please tell me what is the MAUW of the L model puma and the fuel burn per hour in cruise?
If you know the same infomation for the L1 and 2 that would be great.
Thankyou!
for the L1 it's 18,960 lb and burns 1030 lb/hr at lowish altitudes, in temperate climates and with 15.5 degrees of pitch.
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The MAUW of the L model is 16,300 lbs. If I remember correctly, the fuel burn is ±1,200 lbs per hour. This is a good yardstick for flight planning purposes when operating in the bush and the ideal briefing facilities such as met, load, etc are not available.
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