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Old 14th March 2018 | 22:13
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Hi all,

I am about to start my HPPL. I have always been interested in offshore ops. But how do you approach a rig? Fly over and the a circuit approach into the wind? Straight in or parallel approach? When and why do you use them? Any info much appreciated.

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Old 15th March 2018 | 10:15
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Ah, Bless.
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Old 15th March 2018 | 10:20
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Old 15th March 2018 | 11:42
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Originally Posted by Thomas coupling
Ah, Bless.
Lol got to start somewhere!!!!
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Old 16th March 2018 | 09:27
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Craig,

Have a think about walking before you attempt the world record 100m!

To even begin to describe something like this at your stage would be like explaining a heart bypass surgery in detail to a St Johns ambulanceman.
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Old 16th March 2018 | 09:39
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Originally Posted by Thomas coupling
Craig,

Have a think about walking before you attempt the world record 100m!

To even begin to describe something like this at your stage would be like explaining a heart bypass surgery in detail to a St Johns ambulanceman.
You’ll become familiar with phrases such as ‘sight-line- angle picture’ during your training for Confined Areas and Constant Angle approaches. Throw in a mixture of Visual/instrument technique and flying to PC2DLE parameters and you’re getting closer.
PM your email and I’ll share a link to a night rig approach video
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Old 16th March 2018 | 11:03
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EESDL he hasn't even started his PPL yet, FFS !!
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Old 16th March 2018 | 13:33
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Originally Posted by Thomas coupling
Craig,

Have a think about walking before you attempt the world record 100m!

To even begin to describe something like this at your stage would be like explaining a heart bypass surgery in detail to a St Johns ambulanceman.
it is a fair point. But I was just interested in the methodology.
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Old 20th March 2018 | 13:05
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Originally Posted by EESDL
You’ll become familiar with phrases such as ‘sight-line- angle picture’ during your training for Confined Areas and Constant Angle approaches. Throw in a mixture of Visual/instrument technique and flying to PC2DLE parameters and you’re getting closer.
PM your email and I’ll share a link to a night rig approach video
PC2DLE is an Airbus invention and not an operational regulation
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Old 21st March 2018 | 02:46
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Welcome Craig to the take no prisoners world of Pprune. Had you said you were a bottle washer at your local and interested in the aviation business as a bystander the red carpet may have been rolled out.
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