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Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Canada
Hello all...
IF you are looking for work with a major Canadian operator for the summer, I am collecting contact information to forward to the Director of Operations.
Good salaries, lots of flying. Last summer we had machines parked from a lack of drivers so I want to do my part to avoid that this summer AND get some PPRUNErs some work.
PM me with your contact info, I will email you (MSN or skype) as the situation dictates and we can start a dialogue.
This is for real...probably need 10-15 pilots from now unitl Sep 30.
wde
IF you are looking for work with a major Canadian operator for the summer, I am collecting contact information to forward to the Director of Operations.
Good salaries, lots of flying. Last summer we had machines parked from a lack of drivers so I want to do my part to avoid that this summer AND get some PPRUNErs some work.
PM me with your contact info, I will email you (MSN or skype) as the situation dictates and we can start a dialogue.
This is for real...probably need 10-15 pilots from now unitl Sep 30.
wde
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Chilliwack, BC Canada
I dusted off the camera, and took a few shots recently....
A Sequoia 212 heading east in search of fires in early July.
( Sequoia Helicopters Inc, Langley BC, received their Operating Cetificate in April 2005 )
A Tundra 212 hot on their tail
An East-West 214 moving drills in CYGE
A Sequoia 212 heading east in search of fires in early July.
( Sequoia Helicopters Inc, Langley BC, received their Operating Cetificate in April 2005 )
A Tundra 212 hot on their tail
An East-West 214 moving drills in CYGE
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Iceland
Friend of mine Sigurdur Asgeirsson cpt of the Icelandic Coast Guard, took this picture last summer of
HSI(helicopter service iceland) Long Ranger on a job with glaciologist doing research on glacier movement , the location is
south east side of Vatnajökull, Europe´s largest glacier. The tripod has a DGPS fixed on it and are left on location throughout summer.
The pilot was cpt Jon Bjornsson of HSI.
Great pics, all of them
HSI(helicopter service iceland) Long Ranger on a job with glaciologist doing research on glacier movement , the location is
south east side of Vatnajökull, Europe´s largest glacier. The tripod has a DGPS fixed on it and are left on location throughout summer.
The pilot was cpt Jon Bjornsson of HSI.
Great pics, all of them
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From: London
Mi-8 MTV-1 with Russian Flight Engineer
Stellenbosch airfield, Western Cape, 21st April.
Two Mi-8s are brought from Russia each year for South Africa’s summer months and are on permanent standby to fight fires in mountainous areas near Cape Town.
They are ZS-registered for the duration of the contract and operated by Russian Captains and FE's with South African co-pilots.
This year’s fire-fighting contract was due to end three days after the pics were taken - it's the beginning of Autumn in SA - and I was kindly offered a flight on the last day but was unable to rearrange plans.
Very frustrating!
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Oman
After some of the chat slagging Explorers, here's a nice pic of the Sussex 902 landing at Shoreham earlier this week. (Bear in the Air flying)
There may be problems with spares but it's still the best helicopter I have flown and perfect for the Police/Ambulance role we have here in Sussex.
It's my last picture from England as I'm off to sunnier climes in 12 weeks. I'll post something from there.
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From: Chilliwack, BC Canada
Springtime in the Canadian Rockies.....prescribed burns
Craig lights fires...
good "Sure-Fire" mix..
bad mix !
John directs us from the L3
And I wait on standby to put out any fire escapes...
Dave bucketing WITH a ski basket installed still ?? Talk about mixed up seasons....
Craig lights fires...
good "Sure-Fire" mix..
bad mix !
John directs us from the L3
And I wait on standby to put out any fire escapes...
Dave bucketing WITH a ski basket installed still ?? Talk about mixed up seasons....
Another shot from a shoot back in December
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Chilliwack, BC Canada
Good eye Squirrel, I knew you'd catch that one Yes, I belly hooked the bucket, I slipped over to the dark side 
..and it was good. 
And NO, Craig's ground crew was not as nice as yours. I haven't seen "C.S." yet this year, but "I.T." was flying with us all winter...with a beautiful 6 month old boucing baby boy on her lap. Dale and Her are in Mexico as we speak, after an incredibly good winter of Skiing at Chatter Ck.
Yes, I belly hooked the bucket, I slipped over to the dark side ..and it was good. And NO, Craig's ground crew was not as nice as yours. I haven't seen "C.S." yet this year, but "I.T." was flying with us all winter...with a beautiful 6 month old boucing baby boy on her lap. Dale and Her are in Mexico as we speak, after an incredibly good winter of Skiing at Chatter Ck.
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From: Australia
NICE PIC 407.....
But did you have the ping pong machine set on 4 fast!!!...does a pretty good job....i was doing some incendary work with NPWS at jindabyne ( snowy mountains NSW australia) in 2003 fire season and we smoked up a few ridges and spurs on 4 fast late one afternoon and the next day all machines were gounded till 300pm due smoke....i wasnt very popular that day due to no wind and operators not making any tunover.......but hey i was only doing my job!!!
nice phots by the way mate! you deliver some quality stuff!!
But did you have the ping pong machine set on 4 fast!!!...does a pretty good job....i was doing some incendary work with NPWS at jindabyne ( snowy mountains NSW australia) in 2003 fire season and we smoked up a few ridges and spurs on 4 fast late one afternoon and the next day all machines were gounded till 300pm due smoke....i wasnt very popular that day due to no wind and operators not making any tunover.......but hey i was only doing my job!!!
nice phots by the way mate! you deliver some quality stuff!!
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From: Chilliwack, BC Canada
Thanks BT, I'm not sure what the AIDS settings they were using that day, as I was at another heli-pad on the 212.
The fire indicies were quite low, so it took some effort to light anything.
How are your 407 hours coming along?
The fire indicies were quite low, so it took some effort to light anything.
How are your 407 hours coming along?