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Old 14th July 2007 | 22:44
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2007 British Open - Carnoustie

Anybody from here going? Is there definately not fuel because of environmental reasons, or has this changed? Lets hope there will be a kettle (one must get priorities right!)

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Old 16th July 2007 | 14:51
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Perth Airport now has Jet A1 if you need it!
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Old 16th July 2007 | 16:06
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I'll be flying in.....and an Open Virgin at that! (No nasty puns....thats the open golf, not an open virgin....if they exist....).

Anybody have any contact numbers, names etc for landing at the open?
All info gratefully received

Many thanks

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Old 16th July 2007 | 17:01
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Alan Mates of Helimates is your point of contact. The heliport is strictly PPR and runs on a slot time basis. Weather is looking good for the weekend ahead.

Landing fee's are £37.50 per seat.

See you there.

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Old 16th July 2007 | 17:39
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Thanks very much gents and sorry for the late reply.

See you all there.

Take care
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Old 26th July 2007 | 10:41
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Having been involved in the helipad for the open for the previous 2 years, I intrested in any comments about this years event.
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Old 26th July 2007 | 18:28
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Was good this year, slightly damp when the weather wasn't on our side, bit boggy on Sunday. All the right facilities were there (although some disagreed), all in all well done chaps. Alan did a great job of keeping everyone running smoothly, loaders were efficient and coffee was hot!

See you next year!
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Old 29th July 2007 | 13:17
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new company??

Couldn,t help notice the coffee tent was provided by STARFLYER??
Anybody know them? they had a couple of Longrangers working out of St Andrews but called them Kapital Aviation?? Where are they based then??
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Old 29th July 2007 | 20:19
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Don't you mean coffee swamp?
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Old 30th July 2007 | 06:52
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Based at Kinross I believe.
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Old 30th July 2007 | 17:26
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Small company just started out last year. Nice chaps, 2 leased 206's, 1 pilot is what they told me at the weekend.

Jarvy, did you find any problems on the ground side with pilots and aircraft? Always nice to find out that what we were doing worked for ground crew.

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Old 30th July 2007 | 19:34
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Do Starflyer/Kapital only have 206s?

The Starflyer website says they operate/own A109s.

Is this true, or is it webspeak for "we can charter A109s for you"?
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Old 30th July 2007 | 20:46
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Not from what I have heard, maybe it's a "we can broker a A109 for you"???

I think one of their 206's is rented from another company down south.

As far I am aware the only A109 in Scotland is a privately owned one which sometimes spends nights at Edinburgh.
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Old 31st July 2007 | 07:03
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Both the 206 L's are leased from a company way down south.
I wasn't involved with the running of the helipad this year but have been in previous years.
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