flying off yachts

[munsterflyer]

Any pilots willing to share there experience of flying of yachts, day to day running of the helicopter.look forward to responses.

[Pofman]

Without being pedantic "flying of yachts" is most unusual. They generally sail on the surface. Perhaps you mean " flying OFF yachts". If we can't get our language correct what hope is there for the rest of the world?

[Arm out the window]

You should really have a comma after the word 'pedantic', Pofman, and there's an unnecessary space before the word 'flying' in your second set of inverted commas.
This kind of slackness is absolutely unforgivable.

[K48]

Don't you know you never use an "and" after a comma Mr Sunburnt Arm.

[helimutt]

Is that a question K48? If so, where was the question mark at the end of the sentence?

[Red 69]

And a question should end with a question mark K48 and not a full stop!

[BoeingMEL]

I'll help you Munsterflyer...

The following tips are in order of importance and priority:

1 If the owner/employer is an Oligach, ensure you have at least 3 months wages upfront.

2 See number 1 above.

3 See numbers 1 and 2 above.

4 As far as possible take off and land into wind.

5 Keep enough fuel for the proposed flight(s) and then some.

6 Keep an eye on the weather.

7 JetRaangers on 60 footers work........ Chinooks on canoes don't.

Is it Friday yet?

Sorry, cheers bm

[Red Wine]

Oh forgive her, she is a retired school teacher!

Each type of yacht has a different technique.

And there are yachts and yachts!

The Worlds Largest Privately Owned Yacht ?Octopus?

Three Years in a 12-Foot Boat