Rotorheads Around the World (incl 'Views from the Cockpit')
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Australia
Thanks to all concerned for yet another amazing photograph.
Already I'm getting positive comments from people who've noticed it on my desktop.
At work some of my colleagues come looking each month, knowing that the pictures/calendars are worth seeing.
Thanks again!
Already I'm getting positive comments from people who've noticed it on my desktop.
At work some of my colleagues come looking each month, knowing that the pictures/calendars are worth seeing.
Thanks again!
Crazy Scandihooligan
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 482
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From: Damn, some mountain goat is nibbling my ear ;-)
Just a few pikkies from my travels
AS350 B1 Slinging
AS350 B1 OGE Hover with sling load
AS350 B1 About to take off
AS332 L2 Norsk Helikopter Puma infront of the opposition
The working end of a 214 stationed at Statfjord B as SAR
Norsk Puma and the 214 CHC Statoil SAR chopper taking off on 17L in background
Norwegian Air Ambulance BO105 landing hot, with a patient in tow in Bergen
Enjoy Guys
MD
AS350 B1 OGE Hover with sling load
AS350 B1 About to take off
AS332 L2 Norsk Helikopter Puma infront of the opposition
The working end of a 214 stationed at Statfjord B as SAR
Norsk Puma and the 214 CHC Statoil SAR chopper taking off on 17L in background
Norwegian Air Ambulance BO105 landing hot, with a patient in tow in Bergen
Enjoy Guys
MD
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 58
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From: Wilmington,Delaware.USA
My first post
Hi guys,
This is my first post here although I've been visiting this forum for a while and I like the pics that I see. Right now I am not a pilot but would like to someday. Anyways here are some great shots I took while living back in Florida, the shots were taken around the Tampa Bay area and Orlando. Hope to see more great pics from you guys.
Bay News 9 Sky 9, also used as WTVT-TV Fox 2. This one is based in St.Petersburg.
Florida Power Corporation AS355F2 TwinStar, Florida Power doesn't own this aircraft any longer.
NOAA Bell 212 at MacDill Airfest 2000
Another NOAA Bell 212
Orange County Fire Rescue Firestar, formally used by Florida Hospital as N601FH.
This is my first post here although I've been visiting this forum for a while and I like the pics that I see. Right now I am not a pilot but would like to someday. Anyways here are some great shots I took while living back in Florida, the shots were taken around the Tampa Bay area and Orlando. Hope to see more great pics from you guys.
Bay News 9 Sky 9, also used as WTVT-TV Fox 2. This one is based in St.Petersburg.
Florida Power Corporation AS355F2 TwinStar, Florida Power doesn't own this aircraft any longer.
NOAA Bell 212 at MacDill Airfest 2000
Another NOAA Bell 212
Orange County Fire Rescue Firestar, formally used by Florida Hospital as N601FH.
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 58
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From: Wilmington,Delaware.USA
More photos
Orange State Helicopters SA341G Gazelle
Tampa General Hospital Aeromed 1 at MacDill Airfest 2000
Another shot of Aeromed 1 at MacDill Airfest 2000
Tampa Police Hughes OH6A at MacDill Airfest 2000
WKMG-TV Sky 6 in Orlando
WTVT-TV SkyFox formely known as Air 13, this is one of my oldest photos taken.
Senis Semper Fidelis
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Lancashire U K
Good morning E/350
Certainly nice to see some original photos, also nice to see that you have old and dusty Hangers in your country , like most of them on this side of the pond.
Welcome to the Rotorheads forum, where you will find many people willing to explain in minute detail many things from their own wild and often very interesting careers.
My regards
Peter R-B
Vfr
Certainly nice to see some original photos, also nice to see that you have old and dusty Hangers in your country , like most of them on this side of the pond.
Welcome to the Rotorheads forum, where you will find many people willing to explain in minute detail many things from their own wild and often very interesting careers.
My regards
Peter R-B
Vfr
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 777
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From: Harwich
Hello Euro! There certainly is a huge variety of experience on the forum. My helo time is barely into double figures, but even the tyros among us can make contributions - in my case, usually by asking naive questions. You sometimes find those questions weren't as daft as they sounded. It pays to use the search facility first, to see if it's already been answered. Mind you, after you've been following Rotorheads for a while, you'll get to know the kinds of things that have come up already.
As examples, 'how do I get started as a private / commercial helo pilot' or 'should I jack the current boring job in and try for a flying position' have been covered recently (and they keep coming up - are they using search, you wonder?). On the other hand, no-one's given us a hands-on report of the AH-64 that I can remember.
As examples, 'how do I get started as a private / commercial helo pilot' or 'should I jack the current boring job in and try for a flying position' have been covered recently (and they keep coming up - are they using search, you wonder?). On the other hand, no-one's given us a hands-on report of the AH-64 that I can remember.