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Old 10th Mar 2010, 13:05
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FI (H) on a Schweizer 300cbi

Hi Chaps

Anyone know where you can do a FI (H) course on a Schweizer 300cbi ASAP in the UK (preferably) but abroad also considered.

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Maybe Fast Helicopters, or Helicopter Services.
 
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Sterling in Norwich but I don't know about the ASAP bit!

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Have PM'd you, I have a 300 CBi that I send up to Helicopter services for the CPL and FI(H) courses.

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Schweizer 269 C-1, G-ECBI, Iris Aviation Ltd
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Helicentre Liverpool were really helpful when I talked to them about this last year
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One of my students is doing that very course on one of my 300's with Mike and Leon at Helicopter Services at the moment
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Thanks guys/gals for the replies

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I see 300CBI sales are up 50% on this time last year on Sikorsky site, and Cabair have recently purchased 2. Could we be seeing a potential break in the Robbie strangle hold in terms of most commonly used flight training aircraft over the next few years.
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As I see it, thats the only way it can happen. They are no longer making R22's (Only rebuilding them). When an airframe is destroyed or retired there is not going to be a replacement. Wont be too long before people have to look at another trainer due to a worldwide shortage of R22's. Should start to see a lot more 300's and Enstroms in the training scene.
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HB999

Are you sure they are no longer making R22s ?

I know there were rumours years ago that Frank wanted to stop but I can't find anything on the web that says they have stopped.

The price list from Jan 2010 doesn't mention anything about being rebuilt.

Just interested to see if its true, not saying it isn't.

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Old 13th Mar 2010, 09:47
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R22s are still being made.

I am surprised that Cabair have bought two 300s. They sold their new(ish) 300s a year or so ago, as they spent more time in maintenance than in the air.
 
Old 14th Mar 2010, 01:08
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FI

Helicentre Aviation at Coventry run FI courses on a 300CBi.

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May I ask why it has to be a CBi and not a CB or C?

Chanches of getting one of the latter are higher. Not?
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There a quite a few CBis in the UK compared to older stock knocking around Europe
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