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Old 16th Jul 2009, 07:39
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A 109 rating

hi everybody, acually I am flying in Spain and would want to know if there is any posibility to work anywhere, I am junior pilot 600 h rating a109, R44 and actually flying with EC 135 but without rating, do somebody help me to find some place out of spain for flying, like sic and there is no problem to travel. I am french and have JAR3 license.

Thnak's everybody.

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a109c price - new

HI

i am doing a research on helicopter prices over the years.
does anybody knows for how much a factory new A109C was selling?
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$2.6 mil ('95).

I/C
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A109E Shutdown Procedures

I believe there was a post at one time that described the reason for no cool down time for the 109. Can anyone expand on that issue? Coffee table discussion!
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a109e rotor blade price

please may any one tell me the exact price of 109e rotor blade?
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A109Grand - main rotor blades folding

Hello all

We are in the very, very first stages of designing a heli-garage on a big yacht.

Question: Is it easy to fold the main rotor blades on a Grand?

How long does that approx. take? Done by pilot or qualified yacht-staff?

Anything to consider?

Thank you very much
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Old 28th Nov 2009, 11:11
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The blades don't fold.
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Old 28th Nov 2009, 13:32
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But on the website it says
  • Baggage compartment extension (1.9 or 2.3 m)
  • Main rotor blades high visibility painting
  • Blade folding
  • Customised painting scheme with metallic colours


Please help!

Thank you
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Old 28th Nov 2009, 13:41
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thatīs the way we want it

http://heli-yacht.com/image-gallery/heliyacht4.gif
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Mmmm ...

I'm not sure of the details of blade folding specific to the A109 ...however ...


Be aware that depending on where the aircraft is registered the folding/unfolding of main rotor blades may be allowed to be done by the pilot if he has been specifically trained AND approved to do so .... OR it may require a Licensed Engineer be present to attend to that task .... also it may be a requirement that an entry be made in the aircraft maintenance documents whenever this is done.

Good luck ..
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Even if it can be accomplished on any Helicopter it will need certification by a duly Licensed person, normally a licensed Engineer and an independent inspection (Dupes) thereafter, so two people, and with some regulatory authorities that does not include the pilot, not Yacht personnel unless they also happen to hold engineering qualifications.

P.S did I mention I'm licensed and like boats? any vacancies?

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Mmmm ....

Stace .... here's a plan .... a team effort me the pilot/engineer you the engineer ... complete coverage ... now where do we put the bar?



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Yes, Stacey, in three years time, it`ll take that much time to build that boat

Some 80Meters, I suppose there will be some space left over for a bar...

Thank you Gentlemen for your replies, very much appreciated

LG
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Yachtspotter.com - News & Forum

This beauty was built 2008. in Croatia, Pula shipyard, AW 109 made often traffic on
expanded back deck, but AW109 is so/so choice for seagoing operations.
1) wheels / better chose skids
2) break problem tnx to strange parking brakes hidraulic accumulator problem,
fleet of 8 units, withdrawn from US Coast guard use tnx to that.

Take something with skids instead (AW119 Koala_e) if single engine fits other safety issues
like life insurance of your VIP guests, EC135 can be maybe better choice....
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what about EC130 B 4, nice aircraft for short trips?
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and good Single engine machine!!!
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Old 28th Nov 2009, 19:55
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LadyGrey, I have sent you a P.M.
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Old 29th Nov 2009, 06:07
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Good morning

Got some very nice pmīs, thank you very much

Think I found it

Paravion Technology, Inc. - Agusta A109 and A119 Blade Fold Kit

Will check with these guys and Agusta directly tomorrow.

Nice day, Gentlemen
LG
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Old 29th Nov 2009, 07:38
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Lady Grey

PM me if you want info specifically on the setup of the boat in the photograph that you posted.
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Yes

Just sent pm

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