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Old 2nd Jan 2012, 05:14
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What type of flying work do you do?
Corporate, Charter

What types(s) do you fly?
B230

Where?
Dhaka, Bangladesh

Previous jobs?
Mainly all in Germany
1 in Luxemburg
1 in Liberia

Previous types?
SA318C, AS350 (B-B2), AS355F2, B206L-1, B212, B412, A109

Military / ex-Military? (Which? What types?)
ex German Army (long, long time ago), ALII, UH-1D

How long have you been flying?
since 1978(OMG 34 years now)

Hours?
6500
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Old 2nd Jan 2012, 08:08
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What type of flying work do you do?
Left my last flying job a year ago for family / business / lifestyle reasons.

What types(s) do you fly?
Most recent rotary AS350 and B206 tourism work.

Where?
North Queensland, Australia

Previous jobs?
Only ever flown, apart from a short stint school maths/science teaching.

Previous types?
UH-1B, UH-1H, AS350 B and BA, Bell 206 and 206L, R22 (very briefly).
Also about half my flying hours on fixed wing, mainly instructing CT4 and PC9, plus Caribou.

Military / ex-Military? (Which? What types?)
Ex-RAAF and Aust Army, all of the above types apart from the 206 and Robbie.

How long have you been flying?
Started pilots course 1983 on CT4 and Macchi MB326H

Hours?
9000, approx half fixed and half rotary wing. All but about 1000 of that in the military.

Most memorable helo flying:
Too much to list, but some that spring to mind are Hueys in PNG, landing at 10000 AMSL; Lots and lots of autos instructing; a formation photo flypast of the pyramids while on detachment in the Sinai
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Old 4th Jan 2012, 15:55
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AS 350BA,AS 350B,AS 350B2.RESCUE,MED-EVAC,etc. Nepal.
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Old 25th Feb 2012, 16:53
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HEMS. Canary Islands - Spain. A-109E
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Old 27th Feb 2012, 02:30
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International Offshore Oil Support
S76C++
West Africa
Used to be a farmer
R22, R44, H269C, Brantly B2B, MD500, MD900, EC120, B47, B206B, L4, 407, 427, 430, 412, 429, UH1, Huey II
Been flying since 2000, ~6500 hours
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Old 27th Feb 2012, 16:39
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17 type ratings in 12 years? Busy boy... How many companies?
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Old 27th Feb 2012, 17:25
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17 type ratings in 12 years?
Not on an FAA Airman Certificate if below 12500lbs!
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Old 11th Aug 2013, 12:58
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Mmmmm ...

..... Not on an FAA Airman Certificate if below 12500lbs! ...

So what if he has ATPL H licenses other than FAA ???
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Old 11th Aug 2013, 13:40
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Glitch in the forum software or Pavlov's Dog at work spinwing?
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Old 11th Aug 2013, 16:29
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Hi everybody.
I wish to update my infos.

What type of flying work do you do?
Offshore Gas production support

What types(s) do you fly?
AW139 now. in the past AB412 & A109 (mono Astir & DG 300 glider flying for fun)

Where?
East Africa

Previous jobs?
VVIP in West Africa, HEMS pilot from Alps to Mediterranean sea and lot of truck driving, windshield cleanning and grapery spraying

Previous types?
AB206, AS350B2, R22, H269

Military / ex-Military?
100% civil pilot after 3 years in the IT Army as Ranger.

How long have you been flying?
Since 1996

How many hours?
3000+ in my ATPL(H)IR and GPL licenses

Cheers
Filippo AKA Maeroda, Italian 100%.

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Old 12th Aug 2013, 18:29
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What type of flying work do you do?

Corporate

What types(s) do you fly?

GV

Where?

Mostly Asia.

Previous jobs?

Airline Pilot/Cargo/bush pilot/ 7 years as Airframe /Engine mech , worked on fixed wing and choppers. (MD500, BK117, AS350, S76)

Previous types?
A330,MD11,G200, G450/550,Beech 1900,Aztec, Seneca, 402, PN68, Bn2,c150,172,182,206, Archer.

Military / ex-Military? (Which? What types?)

no.

How long have you been flying?

First flying lesson in 92, cpl in 96, first flying job in 99.


Hours?

7100.

Still have a keen interest in Helicopter and the chopper world.
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Old 12th Aug 2013, 19:11
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rated on R 22, R44, Bell 206, MD 500, AS 350 series, EC 130, A109 and fixed wing
Based in France
Everything that can be done with a helicopter excepted long Line...
Ex military
2000 total time
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Old 26th Jul 2015, 22:15
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What type of flying work do you do?
Offshore Oil, SAR
SAR instructor, Manager

What types(s) do you fly?
Presently AS332L/L1/L2 and 139
TRE and IOS on L/\L1 and 139

Where?
Throw a dart at a globe

Previous jobs?
Bush Pilot, EMS

Previous types?
BH 47/05/06/22
SK 76 and 61
HU 30/50

Military / ex-Military? (Which? What types?)
Canadian bush pilot

How long have you been flying?
Since 1984

Hours?
11,0000 plus, all heli
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Old 26th Jul 2015, 22:41
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Is this thread a Joke?

BLADESTRIKE when I read your offering and you answered the question of where you have worked, your reply, "throw a dart at the globe" . I swear to God some sick actually came into my mouth!

However. I think GREGCARTS offering stating he has done "everything" that can be done in a helicopter..........with just 2k hours TT, I am guessing he did most of it not terribly well!

Get a life guys!
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Old 26th Jul 2015, 23:22
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Originally Posted by DOUBLE BOGEY
Is this thread a Joke?

BLADESTRIKE when I read your offering and you answered the question of where you have worked, your reply, "throw a dart at the globe" . I swear to God some sick actually came into my mouth!

However. I think GREGCARTS offering stating he has done "everything" that can be done in a helicopter..........with just 2k hours TT, I am guessing he did most of it not terribly well!

Get a life guys!
What an unpleasant contribution to a long running and interesting thread.

I assume that you haven't had a particularly good day, DB, and felt at odds with the world?

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Old 27th Jul 2015, 12:11
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I made you throw up? That's one of the funniest things I've read on here.

You must be a treat to work with.
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Old 27th Jul 2015, 21:15
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Wouldn't you know!
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Old 28th Jul 2015, 11:01
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Maybe I have misunderstood the thread title "What do you do and Where do you work" as not really meaning we should be waving our willys about!

Phrases like "I have done everything you can do in a helicopter" and "Just throw a Dart at the globe" are not really that interesting in the original context of the thread title.

I tried throwing a dart at my office globe......it bounced off!

If the thread was titled "My willy is bigger than yours" these phrases would be quite at home.

TOTTIGOL I see your wit is as sharp as your insight!
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Old 28th Jul 2015, 19:14
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Hi DB, your throwing skills appear to be unremarkable.
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